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A Chinese slang which is used to refer to people who are extremely cool and revered by your [average Joe] or regular book-loving, gaming schwoar (or sore) losers. However, due to the misuse of this word by [Singaporean] teenagers, it is also used loosely to refer a variety of meanings. Some of the more common usages of this term include: 1. An extremely popular person who is deemed as cool, usually sporting streetwear such as brown jackets and blue caps. 2. Gaming sore losers, who learn to always quit, even though it's common for people not to succeed in their first attempt at a game. Also known as schwoar loser. 3. A muscular person, especially someone who can lift 1.25kg dumbbells and do 40 pounds on the pectoral fly machines and dated by female gym-goers. 4. Someone who destresses by making racist jibes, especially religious jokes against [Christians]. 5. A handsome person who resembles many movie characters. 6. A rude person. 7. The famous Singaporean breakdancer, who will be performing in Swiss Redbull BC 2007. May also refer to school dropouts who squander their time breakdancing at Esplanade's tunnels. 8. A premature arsonist, who detonates petards. 9. The McDonalds [advertisement] in Singapore, promoting the Fan-tastic burgers and casting breakdancers who perform windmills. 10. Posers who abuse the [interjection] "SCHWOAR!" instead of using the more common "Whoa!" to express their appal. 11. Students who express their [disgraceful] childhood by doodling very dark, very dark images on their test papers. 12. Punk who loves asswiping geeks and their Einstein-time-theory jokes.
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