ku'uipo (koo-oo-EE-poh)
sometimes: kuuipo, kuʻuipo, ku'u ipo, kuʻu ipo
Noun Sweetheart, lover, or romantic partner.
"Eh, I going take my ku'uipo out for one nice dinner tonight, anniversary you know."
cockaroach (KOK-ah-ROACH)
sometimes: cockaroached, cockroach, kakaroach, kakaroch, cockaroaching
Verb To steal, take without permission, or sneakily appropriate something.
"Sum buggah wen cockaroach my wallet!"
kāne (KAH-neh)
sometimes: kane
Noun A man, male, or husband; frequently used to distinguish gender on restroom doors or in general conversation.
"oh brah, dis party get choke kane"
testing waters (TES-ting WAH-tahs)
sometimes: testing the waters, test waters
Idiom Putting a vehicle or item up for sale just to see what kind of offers it gets, without being fully committed to selling it.
"I not really selling my Tacoma, just testing waters to see if anybody going offer me one crazy price."
loco moco (LOH-koh MOH-koh)
sometimes: locomoco
Noun A popular local Hawaiian dish consisting of white rice topped with a hamburger patty, a fried egg, and brown gravy.
"Brah, I so hungry I could smash one double loco moco right now."
go (GOH)
sometimes: we go
Verb Let's go; we will go; an invitation or declaration to depart or start an action.
"We go beach"