(Singapore, military) To make an about-turn; more precisely, to turn 180 degrees clockwise, then stomp one’s left foot.
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(Singapore, Singlish, informal, originally, military, often, humorous) To turn around and retrace one’s steps (e.g., when one has lost their way or gone in the wrong direction); to turn around and run away (e.g., from a problematic situation).
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(Singapore, chiefly, military) A 180° turn; an about-turn.
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