(Singapore) Having a dismissively indifferent attitude; nonchalant.
(Singapore) Having a dismissively indifferent attitude; nonchalant.
Some students have a heck-care attitude towards their studies.
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(Singapore, Singlish) , not caring about something, unbothered.
(Singapore, colloquial, vulgar) Expression of contempt or frustration.
(US) Absence of checks .
Singaporean Hokkien-influenced slang meaning frustrated, exasperated, or fed up — the feeling of being at the end of one's patience with a situation or person. It is widely used in Singapore colloquial English (Singlish) and is broadly understood across ethnic communities in Singapore.
A casual verbal or mental confirmation that things are acceptable — not great, not terrible, just passing the basic bar. An aight check is the low-stakes audit of any situation, vibe, or plan where the only standard being applied is 'does this clear the minimum?'. You run an aight check before showing up to something you're not fully hyped about, or after a mediocre interaction where you need to confirm nobody's hurt and nobody's thriving.