amping (AM-ping)
sometimes: ampin, ampin'
Verb To yell at someone, scold harshly, or tell someone off.
"She stay amping me afta I wen scratch her car."
but (BUT)
Grammar Used at the end of a sentence in place of 'though' or 'however' to add a contrasting thought or condition.
"Da food was unreal, so expensive but."
geev um (GEEV-um)
sometimes: give um, givum, geev 'em, give 'em, geev'um, give'um
Idiom Go for it; give it your all; an expression of strong encouragement.
"No hold back, geev um!"
maʻi (MAH-ee)
sometimes: mai, ma'i
Noun Menstruation, a woman's period, or the menstrual cycle.
"Aunty, can get me some rags? I stay on my maʻi"
boom kanani (BOOM kah-NAH-nee)
sometimes: bum kanani
Slang An exclamation of excitement, success, or approval; equivalent to 'oh yeah!', 'bam!', or 'nailed it!'
"You spock my new ride? Boom Kanani!"
hanabada (hah-nah-BAH-dah)
sometimes: hanabata, hanabadda, hana bata, hana bada
Noun Mucus, snot, or boogers. A portmanteau of the Japanese word 'hana' (nose) and the English/Pidgin word 'bata' (butter).
"Eh, wipe yo hanabada, brah. Stay gross!"