sik6 zo2 si2食咗屎
Jyutpingsik6 zo2 si2
Yalesihk jó sí
Definition
To have gone crazy, lost one's mind, or acted completely foolishly.
slangslangvulgar
How it's used
This phrase is a vulgar way to describe someone acting irrationally, stupidly, or out of character. It functions as a strong insult or a rhetorical question to challenge someone's sanity. Because it references bodily waste, it carries a harsh, aggressive tone that should be avoided in polite or professional settings.
Examples
Have you gone crazy? Why are you saying such things?
He is always losing his temper, acting like he has lost his mind.
Related words
Common phrases
acting like a crazy person
Common mistake
Do not use this literally to describe the act of eating feces, as it is strictly used as an idiomatic expression for mental instability or foolish behavior. Using it in a serious context will cause significant offense.
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Grammar guides
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