Singapoor

A developing country or city that aspires to become like Singapore but fails in urban planning and implementation, resulting in poor conditions to its residents.

The mayor of the city wants it to become like Singapore in the future. But the city's current neglect and lack of development makes its residents call it 'Singapoor'.

Singapoor by enixbr86 July 11, 2023

Singapoor

Slang for Singapore to refer to it being a 'poor!' country.

This CD player was made in Singapoor

Singapoor by James Curtis January 11, 2006

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

Singapore Sunset Saffron 

What you call a color when then color doesn't matter at all, and you just want to sound falsely urbane or sophisticated. From an episode of the Love Boat when Capt. Stubing proudly paints his cabin "Singapore Sunset Saffron," which Gopher dismissingly calls "yellow."

"Dude, what color iPhone case should I get?" "Personally, I'd go with the Singapore Sunset Saffron this time of year."

Singapore Sunset Saffron by BoatoLove December 17, 2011

Singapore 

It's hot. It's crowded. It's small. It's home.

Guy 1: So, is Singapore a city, town, state, or country?
Guy 2: All of the above.

Singapore by apu the monkey April 16, 2011

Singapore 

Math educators’ promised land that combines the best practices of math education from the East and the West—one such concoction is the “model method,” the problem-solving heuristic that has had global appeal, especially among homeschoolers in the US, in solving challenging word problems that would traditionally need formal algebra for their solutions.

Due to their stand on democracy and freedom of speech, a number of American educators have stood firm in rejecting Singapore math, although they acknowledged that the math curriculum of the “fine” city is a superior one compared to those used in a number of US states in helping to raise the quantitative literacy of the students.

Singapore by MathPlus October 3, 2021