Puki

In Malay it means Pukis Cake. This bread is quite popular and tastes good too. And in another sense, the name for the female genitals.

"Ma'am, Puki one please!”

by Shén March 09, 2023

Sange

Sange is a situation where one is in a state of sexual desire. In this case, venting the lust as soon as possible.

A: I'm Sange. Let's have some snacks!
B: Okay otw Sarkem! (Brothels or look for prostitutes)

by Shén March 07, 2023

Semok

Literally means sexy curvy women, in English equivalent with Hottie or Super Hottie. In another sense it can mean as a compliment but it is too vulgar to say in public or even to strangers.

"Your wife is Semok and I Sange when I saw the body.”

by Shén March 08, 2023

Ndeso

Refers to a person or things which is not familiar with modernity and they will likely to be over-amazed or even scared when see something sophisticated (i.e. like the first time you ride luxurious car).

“Ndeso!”

by Shén March 08, 2023

PKS

The term is satirical and is directed at stubborn people who only want to win for themselves. Comes from the phrase Pendek Kepala Songong, which in English would mean, short headed with zero sense and zero character. In some cases it is also written PE-KA-ES but most often it is PKS. Technically in Indonesian it is a subtle satire and sometimes just a joke.

A: My neighbor is very reckless, a little bit says haram, a little bit says kafir, even though the person is hypocrite. How strange is that?
B: Your neighbor must be an PKS person.

by Shén March 09, 2023

MUI

The abbreviation MUI stands for "Mintanya Uang Insentif" (in English it would be: "Asking for Incentive Money) which describes someone's anxiety while asking for or waiting for a cash incentive as a reward for their relatively insignificant work. In Indonesia, the word "MUI" has become an adjective that is often used satirically or ironically, and sometimes just as a joke. This idiom if translated into English, it could be described as something like "anxiously awaiting when asking for a small reward," but its use in Indonesian culture has evolved beyond its literal meaning and taken on a more sarcastic or humorous tone.

“If you work, don't become an MUI! Work only a little but ask for more income. Is that money coming out of your father's breasts!?”

by Shén March 11, 2023

Tusbol

Literally comes from Tusuk Bool or Tusuk Be'ol, in this case the anal canal. The rough meaning is Sodomy.

A: How come there's no sound when you fart? You must have been get Tusbol a lot!
B: #@_@$@

by Shén March 07, 2023