by Wit Jr March 04, 2005
by canadagoose April 09, 2014
Transliteration of the name “阿官”, which means “transvestite” or “transsexual”. Generally used to describe men who are perceived as feminine or homosexual.
Look, its Aquax3x. He is an Ah Kua, how delightful!
by Dev >.< November 01, 2020
A versatile term that can be used for just about anything. If someone says something that’s hella stupid, great, or that makes no sense, ah yes is an appropriate response
by Toxk March 07, 2020
by Colored Toys December 18, 2008
A pejorative termed used by overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia to describe mainland Chinese immigrants in the same way FOBs is used by Asians in the US, Canada and Australia to disparage recent Asian immigrants.
The etymology of the word stems from the Hokkien (a predominant Chinese dialect spoken in Southeast Asia) pronunciation of China "Tiong Kok" which in standard Mandarin would be pronounced as Zhong Guo.
The use of the word is usually preceded by other adjectives ranging from rude, chao and arrogant to hot, sexy and chio - with the latter three being generally reserved for working ladies of PRC origins. As demonstrated from the above, the use of the term Ah Tiong transcends gender boundaries.
The etymology of the word stems from the Hokkien (a predominant Chinese dialect spoken in Southeast Asia) pronunciation of China "Tiong Kok" which in standard Mandarin would be pronounced as Zhong Guo.
The use of the word is usually preceded by other adjectives ranging from rude, chao and arrogant to hot, sexy and chio - with the latter three being generally reserved for working ladies of PRC origins. As demonstrated from the above, the use of the term Ah Tiong transcends gender boundaries.
by Cang Jie July 30, 2009
typically used when screaming over long distances, AH-MEEEEDD is divided into two portions, the AHHH and the MEDDD. Used while referring to an individual of a heightened intelligence, and is a genius in every way, shape, and form.
by Kushy.washy May 17, 2018