Dobol

Literary means something torn (i.e. torn clothes), but nowadays the word is used as cursive word when someone tells a lie.

A: You know? Believe me, the world is flat and science has only been a conspiracy between NASA and America.
B: Dobol!

Ndeso

Refers to a person or things which is not familiar with modernity and they will likely to be over-amazed or even scared when see something sophisticated (i.e. like the first time you ride luxurious car).

“Ndeso!”

Ngambek

One of the translations of ngambek is to sulk. However, the word means so much more than that.

Ngambek can also be used to describe someone who is being childish or when a child is throwing a tantrum at you.

Bobby has just broken up with his girlfriend. His dad asked his mom why he is not going out of his room. His mom replied with, “dia lagi (he is) ngambek.”

Dia lagi ngambek in this context means that he is so brokenhearted that he has no will to leave his room.

Bobby just had a fight with his dad because his dad was forcing him to leave his room. Bobby then refused to talk with his dad.

Here, you can also say “Dia lagi ngambek.” However, ngambek in this context means that Bobby is ignoring you because he is pissed at you.

Kimcil

Estimologically, kimcil stands for Kimpet Cilik or it could also be Kimpol Cilik (some even interpret it as Kimplikan Cilik). In Indonesian Kimpit means around the thigh and Cilik means small. Roughly teenage girls who can be fucked for free or paid.

A: You act like that even though you're still too young. Are you a Kimcil?
B: You're talking out of your ass!