What does hiam mean?
Hiam means (Singapore, colloquial, of food) hot and spicy..
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/hjʌm(˦)/ · adjective
(Singapore, colloquial, of food) hot and spicy..
At best, it was just so-so – nothing like what we would cook for ourselves at home. It was not “hiam” enough probably from the lack of ginger or ginger juice and there was insufficient wine.
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Hiam means (Singapore, colloquial, of food) hot and spicy..
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At best, it was just so-so – nothing like what we would cook for ourselves at home. It was not “hiam” enough probably from the lack of ginger or ginger juice and there was insufficient wine.
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