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The substitute for period (.), Question mark (?) And exclamation mark (!) In sundanese
Or a form of affection, this can be use as a pet name for your close one
Period substitute:
Saya mau pergi. (Normal)
Urang rek indit anying.

Question mark substitute:
Why?
Naha anying

Exclamation mark:
Whoa!
Anyingg

Pet name:

Where have you been?
Si anying kamana wae??
Anying by Si anying November 23, 2021
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anying ez kieu 

it means when you meet a toxic enemy player and win the match and you are Sundanese
toxic player: *losing the game
you: anying ez kieu bah
anying ez kieu by anying ez kieu August 26, 2021
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Anying • anying ez kieu • Anjing • Anting • Aning • anging • Anyang • Anaing • anaying • anding
Indonesian word for 'dog', but also used to describe an enraging situation. Never say it in front of your elders!
Dede: Mana dompet lu?
Asep: Anjing! Ketinggalan di angkot!
Anjing by pecintawanita93 October 8, 2011
Indonesia saying you are dogwater and a insult word in Indonesia culture. It really meaning you are a dog.
"Lu anjing gak bisa nembak"
Anjing by EzGocars December 27, 2021
Internet slang used by most Malaysian and Indonesian to express almost anything that cannot be express with word.
Anjing, kalah lagi!
Jangan marah aku, anjing.
Rasa macam anjing.
anjing by Modern Malay Record December 1, 2020

anjing lo 

"anjing" is actually an indonesian word for "dog" but "anjing lo" is an indonesian curse phrase that kinda similar to DAMN YOU!
anjing lo by KudaLumpat December 15, 2014
the antisocial behavior of an introvert at a party by staying out of the way and making themselves as small as possible, with the occasional trip to raid the snack table.
The tactic is similar to guerrilla warfare or a hit and run
Teddy: I know you invited him because you were polite, but all he's been doing is anting the punch bowl
Anting by Flying starfruit August 9, 2016
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