sukebe (soo-KEH-beh)
sometimes: s'kebei, sukebei, skebeng, skebe
Noun A dirty old man; a pervert or lecher.
"Watch out for dat guy at da bus stop, he one total s'kebei always staring at da young girls."
high watering (HIGH-wah-ter-ing)
sometimes: highwaters, highwater, high-watering
Slang Wearing pants that are too short or ride up the leg, exposing the ankles.
"Brah, you stay lolo wit your pants lidat."
ʻaʻole pilikia (ah-OH-leh pee-lee-KEE-ah)
sometimes: 'a'ole pilikia, aole pilikia
Expression No trouble, no problem, it was nothing, you're welcome.
"Mahalo fo da help! ʻAʻole pilikia!"
small kine (shmahl KINE)
sometimes: shmall kine, small kind
Idiom A little bit; slightly; somewhat; to a small degree.
"She stay small kine bus up afta dat hike"
kakahiaka nui (kah-kah-hee-AH-kah NOO-ee)
sometimes: kakahiaka
Noun Early morning; the crack of dawn; the pre-sunrise hours.
"Brah, I was up kakahiaka nui prepping the imu for the baby luau."
koof (KOOF)
sometimes: kuf
Exclamation An expression of surprise, astonishment, or being impressed, often reacting to speed or suddenness.
"Koof! Only fas, you!"