What does “rabak” mean?

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

rabak

adjectiveMalay

Gone wild, out of hand, a mess.

“The party became very rabak after midnight.”

What does “rabak” mean in Singlish?

Gone wild, out of hand, a mess. It’s an adjective.

Where does “rabak” come from?

From Malay. Other Singlish words from Malay include pengsan, pisang, ponteng and pulut.

How do you use “rabak” in a sentence?

“The party became very rabak after midnight.”

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