popo (POH-poh)
sometimes: po-po, po po
Slang Police officers, cops, or law enforcement.
"Drive slowly, friend, we don't want to get caught by the police."
all buss up (ohl-BUSS-up)
sometimes: all bust up, buss up, bussup
Slang Completely broken, damaged, or ruined beyond repair.
"Ho, look at Kalani's truck after he went off-roading down South Point, the buggah is all buss up."
chang (CHAHNG)
sometimes: changs
Slang A very cheap, frugal, or stingy person; a penny-pincher.
"He so chang, neva pay fo notting"
katonk (kah-TONK)
sometimes: kotonk
Slang A person of mainland Asian descent, particularly a Japanese American from the continental United States.
"No call him katonk"
i'a (EE-ah)
sometimes: iʻa, ia
Noun Fish, marine animals, or any seafood used as a main dish or protein accompaniment to poi.
"We going catch i'a today"
hanabada days (hah-nah-BAH-dah dayz)
sometimes: hanabadah days, hana bada days, hanabata days, hanabatah days
Idiom Childhood; one's youth; the time when you were a little kid with a runny nose.
"Back in my hanabada days, we used to play outside all day long."