Definitions by Vince0110

Budukang 

Another variant of the curse-word "budu".
Occasionally used to make the word (budu) sound funnier.

Budukang tul dia ni.

Budukang by Vince0110 January 1, 2022

Sial 

Commonly used as a curse-word.
It's a word from SEA (South-East Asia).
Somehow, it could mean "bad luck" or something along the lines of "hardship".

But commonly used like when you say "Shit!".
(But it doesn't mean "Poo")

It may also be used to address someone rudely.
(Which you could translate to "Shithead")

Other variants of this are:

-"Sialan" (Another way to say "Sial")
-"Be(r)sialan" (Meaning: Being a shit or shithead)

To exclaim or simply curse, you say: Sial!

To address someone rudely, you say: Hey, Sial.

Sial by Vince0110 January 1, 2022

Jamban 

"Jamban" is more like a made-up word in Malay.
It means "Toilet".

The "Jam" in it is another word that means clock.
This has been used to make jokes.
(Like Dad Jokes)
(Though the word-play is similar to Knock-Knock Jokes)

(In Malay)
A: Jam apa yang bau?
B: Apa?
A: Jamban.

(In English)

A: What clock is smelly?
B: What?
A: Toilet (Jamban)

Jamban by Vince0110 January 1, 2022