manju (MAHN-joo)
sometimes: manjū
Noun A traditional Japanese confection made of flour or rice powder filled with sweet red bean paste.
"Eh, no be so manju, just pitch in five bucks for the poke."
sis (SIS)
sometimes: sisses
Slang Girls, young women, or attractive females; equivalent to the slang term 'chicks'.
"Eh Darren, you seen all the sis hanging around the lunch wagon?"
iki (EE-kee)
Adjective Small, little, or tiny.
"Eh, just give me one iki bit of dat chili peppah watah, I no like burn my mout."
wai (WYE)
sometimes: vai
Noun Fresh water, as opposed to salt water (kai).
"We go swim in da wai"
tako (TAH-koh)
Noun Octopus, specifically when prepared or caught for food.
"Unko catch plenny tako for poke"
chawan cut (chah-WAHN-cut)
sometimes: chawan-cut, chawan hair, chawan head
Noun A bowl haircut; a poorly executed, perfectly round haircut resembling an overturned rice bowl.
"Get one chawan cut from da barber"