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“Kept man.”
A man who sponges off a richer woman.
Said to originate from men who prey on older rich ladies with weak teeth, so they have to eat soft rice together.


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吹水 (chui sui), v. Cantonese slang. To chat, bullshit. 


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吹水 (chui sui), v. Cantonese slang. To chat, bullshit.