What does “chiong” mean?

Chiong in the Singlish dictionary: what it means, where it comes from and how it’s said.

chiong

Rush, go all out; also to party hard.

“Assignment due tomorrow, tonight must chiong.”

char bor A woman, a girl.
cheem Deep, profound, hard to understand.
chio Pretty, good-looking (Hokkien).
chio bu A pretty girl.
cincai Anyhow, whatever, not fussy; done sloppily.
die liao Done for, in big trouble.
eat snake To skive, slack off at work while looking busy (Hokkien jiak zua, word for word).
gong Silly, dumb (Hokkien and Cantonese).

What does “chiong” mean in Singlish?

Rush, go all out; also to party hard. It’s a verb.

Where does “chiong” come from?

From Hokkien. Other Singlish words from Hokkien include char bor, cheem, chio and chio bu.

How do you use “chiong” in a sentence?

“Assignment due tomorrow, tonight must chiong.”

Is “chiong” in the Singlish Wordle?

Yes: it’s one of the answers in the Singlish Wordle, one word a day, the same for everyone.

Liddat’s own words, from the Singlish dictionary: 312 words and phrases, A to Z.