kapsiao

Definition

To mess around, talk nonsense, or fool around without purpose—basically wasting time with chitchat instead of getting serious work done. It's Asian slang for 'stop goofing off and focus.'

Example Usage

My teacher told us to stop kapsiao and get back to our assignments.

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