campur
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Malay:
campur
Detailed etymology
definitions
verb
- to mix; to combine
- to add; to insert
synonyms:
"When the play was going on, the audience would campur mulut (interject) with their comments... you could hear the audience getting into the act, saying 'Yeah! Yeah! Get him!'"
— 2019, Suk-wai Cheong (quoting Richard Tan). The Sound Of Memories: Recordings From The Oral History Centre, Singapore. World Scientific Publishing Company. ISBN: 9789811208034. p.60
synonyms:
adjective
- (used in compounds) mixed; combined
Very popular and crowded lunchtime spot, where you can opt for a fabulous nasi campur, or an equally good banana-leaf curry washed down with tea, juice, or lassi.
— 2003, Charles de Ledesma, Mark Lewis, Pauline Savage. Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei. Rough Guides. ISBN: 9781843530947. p.122