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A connotation to a literal grass jelly used in most Asian drinks and dessert.

Used as vulgarities to imitate Chinese 'lan-jiao' especially when a certain celebrity defied movement control order and uploaded it on the social media.
Pergi ke Melaka membeli cincau, kau memang lancau!
cincau by Malakat May 15, 2021
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Cincau originally meant support.

When it's referred to country, such as "isreal cincau " means that isreal are being supported, cheer, feeling great full.

If someone says it to you ("you are cincau"), they are expressing their opinion that they will give fully support in whatever you do.
Cincau by anonymous May 15, 2021
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Frequently used in Manglish or even Singlish.
Originate from Cantonese.

1. Casual(ly); simply
2. Do as one pleases
3. Without thought
4. Random(ly)
1. You just cincai wear for tomorrow's event.
2. His work is so cincai that he got punished by the teacher.
3. Don't cincai write your essay.
4. I'll cincai eat at the food court.
cincai by mpt January 6, 2008
Your mentor, life coach, and salad enthusiast extraordinaire
"I am Cinau, your mentor, life coach, and salad enthusiast extraordinaire."
Cinau by pillbug science March 1, 2022
(shin-shuh-lo')
Gourmet high quality fermented shrimp paste, usually eaten with lime zest and pinch of Malaccan sea salt.
Best served cold with southeast-Asian huskless braised paddy grass seeds. Yum.
Customer: I would like to order a gourmet cincalo' please.
Waiter: Yupececuodi! The best choice made tonight in our restaurant, sir. Well done!
cincalo' by lilsnsh July 8, 2019

cinca cinca 

What a non spanish speaking person says to a spanish speaking person, in order to mock them for speaking spanish to their friends.
Yeah, yeah, whatever, cinca cinca

concaution 

A crockpot receipt involving whatever is left in the frig. must include fresh jalapeños and some short of meat plus black beans...for gas
you forgot the black beans in your concaution, that is unacceptable
concaution by jimbob-jumpback January 14, 2010
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