Singao 

To imply that someone is a "mother fucker, "asshole," or a "bastard." It is the noun form of the cuban verb "singar," which means "to fuck." Vulgar.

Miguel Díaz-Canel es un tremendo Singao!

Singao by Tenshi03 July 13, 2021

Singao 

Usually used in Cuban slang to refer to someone with a bad reputation, characterised for having a nasty attitude towards others or practice and support immoral behaviours. When used with the word ‘perro’ before the word denotes a high degree or superlative of the above-mentioned in addition to cruelty and lack of dignity.

Díaz-Canel es un perro singao.

Singao by Singao,tudiasestancontados July 23, 2021

Singao 

Usually used in Cuban slang to refer to someone with a bad reputation, characterised for having a nasty attitude towards others or practice and support immoral behaviours. When used with the word ‘perro’ before the word denotes a high degree or superlative of the above-mentioned in addition to cruelty and lack of dignity.

Díaz-Canel es un perro singao.

Singao by Singao,tudiasestancontados July 23, 2021

Singao 

1. Cuban word, to imply that someone is a "mother fucker, "asshole," or a "bastard." It is the noun form of the cuban verb "singar," which means "to fuck." Vulgar. Also see Singa(f).

Spanish: Tu eres un singao!
English: You are a mother fucker!

Singao by Cubanito10 February 3, 2010

Singao 

Cuban slang for someone who is generally selfish, screws others over in order to get what he/she wants, and a son of a bitch.

Random: Don't use spanish words when you're talking in English. It sounds Mexican.

Ñooo ese tipo si que es un tremendo singao

Singao by BornCuban93 August 21, 2009

Singapore 

A place where grades matter but your mental health doesn't

1: Why were you in the psychiatrist's office?
2: Ah, I just came from Singapore.
1: Ah! I'm so sorry for you! Well wishes!

Singapore by Tony's abortion clinic & pizza May 14, 2021

Singaporean 

People from Singapore, an independent island in Southeast Asia. To distinguish Singaporeans from other people, just listen to them speak. If they speak Singlish, a 'dialect' in Singapore (Mixture of English, Chinese dialects, Malay and even Tamil!), they definitely are Singaporean.

British: Would you like a slice of cake?

Singaporean: (very quickly) U wan kek anot?

Singaporean by SophiaLee June 19, 2014