bummahs (BUM-mahs)
sometimes: bummers, bummas
Slang An expression of disappointment, regret, or sympathy for someone else's misfortune.
"Oh bummahs, I went leave my wallet inside da truck and now da line for get plate lunch stay all da way out da door."
high waters (hai WAH-tahs)
sometimes: high water pants, high-waters, flood pants
Slang Pants that are noticeably too short, exposing the ankles; capris or long shorts.
"I goin wear my high waters today, stay hot outside."
sis (SIS)
sometimes: sisses
Slang Girls, young women, or attractive females; equivalent to the slang term 'chicks'.
"Eh Darren, you seen all the sis hanging around the lunch wagon?"
hapa (HAH-pah)
sometimes: hapa haole, hapahaole
Noun A person of mixed ethnic heritage, especially part Asian or Pacific Islander and part Caucasian.
"She stay hapa, her maddah stay Hawaiian an her faddah stay haole."
try look (try-LOOK)
sometimes: chry look
Verb Please look; check this out; direct your attention here.
"Try look dis one!"
aurite (ow-RIGHT)
sometimes: auright, auurite, awrite, auuurite
Slang Alright, woo-hoo, or okay; an exclamation of excitement, agreement, or approval (the more 'u's used, the greater the excitement).
"Surf stay mean an no work today...aurite!"