in oddah words (in-OH-dah-werdz)
sometimes: in odda words, in oddah word, in odda word
Idiom In other words; to put it another way; meaning.
"In oddah words, you no like"
apurupantsu (ah-poo-doo-PAHNS-oo)
sometimes: apuru pantsu, apron pants
Noun Baggy, elastic-waist pants or capris, often worn by older Japanese women for gardening or housework; apron pants.
"Bachan went outside for pull weeds in the yard wearing her apurupantsu."
akahele (ah-kah-HEH-leh)
Adjective Cautious, careful, or moderate in action.
"Eh, the road going up Haleakalā stay all wet, so akahele when you drive."
negz (NEGZ)
sometimes: negs, neg
Slang Negative, no, no way, naw; the direct opposite of 'rajah'.
"Ho wat, can cruz tonight? Negz, brah."
jus buckaloose (jus-buk-ah-LOOS)
sometimes: just buckaloose, buckaloose, buck loose
Idiom Just relax; let loose; don't stress out; take it easy.
"Jus buckaloose, no stress"
irraz (ih-RAHS)
sometimes: irrahs, irrahz, eras, iraz, irras
Slang Irritating, annoying, or bothersome; feeling irritated.
"I no like go wit her, I stay so irraz already!"