"pelik bin ajaib" meaning in Malay

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Adjective

Etymology: Literally, "weird born out of magical". The word bin is originally a patronymic marker, but is also used in some colloquial expressions to denote a sense of extremity by bridging two words of similar meaning as in this case. Etymology templates: {{m|ms|bin}} bin Head templates: {{ms-adj}} pelik bin ajaib
  1. (slang) befuddling, confounding, absurdly odd Tags: slang
    Sense id: en-pelik_bin_ajaib-ms-adj-wDm6kNAF Categories (other): Malay entries with incorrect language header, Malay terms with redundant script codes

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          "ref": "2022, Mohd. Haikal Isa, “Pencipta BoBoiBoy dedah negara Islam tolak watak Yaya bertudung”, in Kosmo!",
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