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Its not Ki Mo Sarby is it

Ouch! That comment showed your age. As you have now started the new year so badly...... Anyone in Thailand know a good Loan Arranger?

Ok, back to the real Ton Topic?....

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โม้ means to brag, so ขี้โม้ would be a bragger.

Definition bragger - "a very boastful and talkative person", so perhaps they are saying you talk to much. :)

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Hard to say, it could be alcoholic or always drunk, southerners don't pronounce it quite so strongly as mao, it comes out more like mo.

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Brag or boast, but usually indicative of exaggeration. Somluck Kamsing's catch phrase is Mai Dai Mo - meaning "I'm not bragging (exaggerating)".

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