hana kuso (HAH-nah-KOO-soh)
sometimes: hanakuso, hana-kuso
Noun A booger; dried nasal mucus.
"Get hana kuso hanging"
kūlolo (koo-LOH-loh)
sometimes: kulolo
Noun A traditional Hawaiian dessert made from grated taro, coconut milk, and sugar, baked to a dense, fudge-like consistency.
"I love kūlolo, stay so ono and sweet."
manong (mah-NONG)
Noun An older Filipino man or elder, often used as a respectful term of address.
"Ask Manong if he need help"
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."
ganja (GAHN-jah)
sometimes: gandja
Slang Marijuana, weed, pakalolo.
"Dey wen pass da ganja round da circle."
kimochi (kee-MO-chee)
sometimes: kimochii
Noun A physical or emotional feeling, sensation, or overall vibe.
"Da kimochi stay nice."