All the words

  1. chi sinCantonese for crazy, mental.Cantonese
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  2. chiaHokkien for treat, as in paying for someone. 'I chia you' means it's on me.Hokkien
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  3. chopA rubber stamp; also to reserve something, like a seat. Also spelt chope.Rojak (mixed)
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  4. chop chopQuickly, hurry up!English
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  5. chowTo leave or head off. Also spelt cau, zao.Cantonese
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  6. chummaTamil-origin word for 'just for fun' or 'for nothing'.Tamil
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  7. chunAccurate, spot on, exactly right.Hokkien, Cantonese
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  8. chut patternHokkien-English for being tricky, full of excuses and schemes.Hokkien, English
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  9. cikguMalay for teacher. Students use it to address any teacher.Malay
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  10. cilokTo sneak, cut in, or nick something slyly, like cilok-ing between lanes.Malay
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  11. cincaiWhatever, anyhow, done carelessly. From Hokkien. Also spelt chin chai.Hokkien
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  12. cisMalay exclamation of disgust or contempt, like 'tsk' or 'hmph'. Also spelt cish.Malay
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  13. comelMalay for cute.Malay
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  14. confirm plus chopAbsolutely certain, guaranteed. Confirmed and stamped with the official chop!Rojak (mixed)
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  15. coupleTo be in a relationship. 'Dah couple' means officially together.English
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  16. cuakMalay slang for nervous or scared.Malay
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  17. cukup makanJust enough to get by, usually about money or salary.Malay
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  18. cunMalay slang for pretty or cute.Malay
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  19. curi tulangLiterally 'steal bones'. To skive or slack off at work.Malay
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  20. dabaoThe Mandarin pronunciation of tapau, meaning to pack food to go. Also spelt da bao.Other
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  21. deiTamil-origin call for attention, like 'hey' or 'dude', used with friends. Also spelt dey.Tamil
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  22. demoKelantanese for you.Malay
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  23. depaNorthern Malay for they or them.Malay
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  24. die lahManglish for 'I'm done for!', said when you realise you're in trouble.English
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  25. diorangCasual Malay for they or them, from 'dia orang'. Also dorang.Malay
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  26. don't play playManglish warning: don't mess around, this is serious!English
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  27. duit kopiLiterally 'coffee money'. A small bribe or under-the-table tip.Malay
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  28. duit rayaMoney packets given during Hari Raya, usually to kids.Malay
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  29. eat already?Manglish for 'have you eaten?', a caring greeting, especially from parents.English
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  30. economy riceMixed rice where you pick your own dishes from trays. Also called chap fan or nasi campur.English
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