literal meaning from Mandarin: to lose air.
Can be also used to mean lackluster or stale.
etymological origin: Mandarin particularly in Singapore and Malaysia. Used mainly to describe something that has gone soggy or lost its crispyness
Can be also used to mean lackluster or stale.
etymological origin: Mandarin particularly in Singapore and Malaysia. Used mainly to describe something that has gone soggy or lost its crispyness
by TheSuperconscious October 28, 2024
Get the Lao hongmug.