lei (LAY)
sometimes: leis
Noun A garland or necklace made from flowers, leaves, nuts, shells, or other materials, traditionally given as a symbol of affection, greeting, or celebration.
"I goin give my Mama one lei fo her birthday."
get choke (get-CHOKE)
sometimes: choke
Slang To have a large amount of something; there is plenty or an abundance.
"We get choke work fo' do."
suction (SUK-shun)
sometimes: sakshun
Slang A wedgie; the act of pulling someone's underwear up tightly between their buttocks.
"Eh, stop givin me suction! Dass not funny!"
jam up (JAM-UP)
sometimes: jammed up, jam-up
Slang Messed up, ruined, broken, or in a state of confusion and disarray.
"Da situation stay jam up"
haole rot (HOW-lee ROT)
sometimes: haole-rot
Noun Tinea versicolor; a common fungal skin infection that thrives in hot, humid weather, causing small, discolored white or pink patches on the skin.
"He get haole rot from da beach"
negz (NEGZ)
sometimes: negs, neg
Slang Negative, no, no way, naw; the direct opposite of 'rajah'.
"Ho wat, can cruz tonight? Negz, brah."