yups (YUPS)
sometimes: yup, yupz, yaps
Slang Yes; an affirmative response, often used casually to confirm something or agree.
"Yups, I coming"
F.O.B. (EF-oh-BEE)
sometimes: fob, FOB, fobbie, fobby
Slang Fresh off the boat; a newcomer to the islands who is unfamiliar with local customs, culture, or slang.
"He jus move hea from da mainland, still one F.O.B."
madt (MADT)
sometimes: mad
Adjective Angry, upset, or deeply irritated; an exaggerated pronunciation of 'mad' emphasizing the emotion.
"He stay all madt at me"
pipikaula (pee-pee-KOW-lah)
sometimes: pipi kaula, pipi-kaula
Noun Hawaiian-style dried beef, similar to beef jerky but typically thicker, semi-dried, and often broiled or pan-fried before eating.
"Always get pipi kaula in da backpack wen stay hike."
teetah (TEE-tah)
sometimes: tita, titah
Noun Sister; a female sibling or close female friend.
"Ho, my teetah was so mad, she went give that guy one dirty look and he just walked away."
wassamattayou? (wah-sah-MAH-tah-you)
sometimes: wassamattayou, wassamatta you, wassamatta, wasa matta you, whassamattayou
Idiom What is your problem?; what is the matter with you?
"Why you so grumpy today? Wassamattayou?"