sakar
To suck up to, flatter (someone in charge).
“Always sakar the boss, sure get promoted.”
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Sakar in the Singlish dictionary: what it means, where it comes from and how it’s said.
To suck up to, flatter (someone in charge).
“Always sakar the boss, sure get promoted.”
Search the dictionary · ← sabo · salah →
To suck up to, flatter (someone in charge). It’s a verb.
“Always sakar the boss, sure get promoted.”
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