borot (boh-ROHT)
sometimes: borrot, boroht
Slang Arrogant, stuck up, conceited, or acting high and mighty.
"Okay we get it Cynthia, no need ack all borot."
all katsu (awl-KAHT-soo)
sometimes: auu katsu, ol katsu, all-katsu
Slang Drunk, inebriated, intoxicated, or completely wasted.
"No can drive, stay all katsu"
aloha kākou (ah-LOH-hah KAH-kow)
sometimes: aloha kakou
Expression Greetings or hello to everyone present, inclusive of the speaker.
"Aloha kākou, thanks for coming to da meeting today."
haunas (HOW-nahs)
sometimes: hauna
Slang Stinky, foul-smelling, or having a strong bad odor, especially related to fish, garbage, or unwashed things.
"Dat fish stay haunas"
oof (OOF)
sometimes: uf, oofs, oot
Slang To have sex, intercourse, or a casual hookup.
"Eh buggah, where you wen stay las night? Ho, wen oof, cuz"
haupia (how-PEE-ah)
Noun A traditional Hawaiian dessert made from coconut milk and cornstarch (originally arrowroot), resulting in a firm, sweet, gelatinous coconut pudding.
"Afta da kalua pig, we goin' have haupia fo' dessert. Stay ono, brah!"