I spock you bumbye (eye SPAHK yoo bum-BYE)
sometimes: spock you bumbye, I spock you bumbai, spock you bumbai
Idiom I will see you later; catch you later.
"Gotta go, I spock you bumbye"
cockaroach (KOK-ah-ROACH)
sometimes: cockaroached, cockroach, kakaroach, kakaroch, cockaroaching
Verb To steal, take without permission, or sneakily appropriate something.
"Sum buggah wen cockaroach my wallet!"
buddahead (BUH-dah-hed)
sometimes: buddhahead, buddha head, budda head
Noun A person of Japanese descent, particularly a local Japanese person in Hawaii.
"Eh, you know dat stubborn buddahead always gotta do things his own way."
lilibit (LEE-lee-bit)
sometimes: li'l bit, lil bit, leeleebit
Noun/Adverb A little bit; a small amount; slightly.
"Can get lilibit moa rice, please?"
halala (hah-LAH-lah)
sometimes: hala, halalah
Expression Uh-oh; an exclamation used when someone is in trouble, makes a mistake, or something goes wrong.
"Halala, I forgot my wallet!"
imua (ee-MOO-ah)
sometimes: i mua
Idiom Forward, ahead, or onward; often used as a rallying cry to keep moving or pushing through adversity.
"We going imua"