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#Everyday

Found 28 words matching this tag.

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Noun

ʻōkole

(oh-KOH-leh)

Butt, bottom, behind, backside, rear end.

Noun

wagon

(WAH-gun)

A shopping cart.

Idiom

try wait

(TRY-WAYT)

Please wait a moment; hold on; give me a second.

Adverb

togeddah

(toh-GEH-dah)

Together; in or into a single group, mass, or place.

Expression

tanks

(TANKS)

Thanks, thank you.

Noun

shoyu

(SHOW-yoo)

Soy sauce; a staple condiment in Hawaii used in cooking, marinades, and as a dipping sauce.

Noun

rubbah slippahs

(RUB-bah-SLIP-pahz)

Flip flops; the standard, everyday casual footwear in Hawaii, typically made of rubber or foam.

Noun

puka

(POO-kah)

A hole, perforation, or opening, such as a tear in clothing or a doorway.

Noun

pilikia

(pee-lee-KEE-ah)

A problem, trouble, difficulty, or issue.

Adjective

pau

(POW)

Done, finished, completed, or over.

Noun

maka piapia

(MAH-kah PEE-ah-PEE-ah)

Sleepy dust, eye crust, or eye gunk that accumulates in the corners of the eyes after sleeping.

Noun

mainland

(MAIN-land)

The continental United States.

Noun

lua

(LOO-ah)

Toilet, bathroom, or restroom.

Adjective

lepo

(LEH-poh)

Dirty, messy, or soiled.

Noun

kālā

(kah-LAH)

Money, cash, currency, or income.

Adjective

hohono

(ho-HO-no)

Smelling bad, specifically the acrid stench of stale sweat or body odor.

Noun

hana kuso

(HAH-nah-KOO-soh)

A booger; dried nasal mucus.

Noun

giri giri

(GEE-ree-GEE-ree)

A hair swirl or cowlick, usually located on the crown of the head.

Verb

fut

(FUHT)

To fart, pass gas, or break wind.

Noun

doo doo

(DOO-doo)

Poop, crap, feces, or excrement.

Slang

choke cars

(CHOHK-KAHRZ)

Heavy with traffic; an overwhelming amount of vehicles on the road causing gridlock.

Verb

cancel

(KAN-sel)

To stop, end, terminate, or reject something.

Slang

buggah

(BUG-gah)

A guy, dude, person, or sometimes an object or thing.

Noun

boro boros

(BOH-roh BOH-rohs)

Old, worn-out, or ragged clothes, typically used for doing dirty work like yard work, painting, or construction.

Pronoun

bo da dem

(BO-dah-dem)

Both of them.

Noun

bibadeez

(BIB-ah-deez)

Underwear, specifically men's or boys' briefs (tighty-whities).

Adjective

all bodos

(awl BOH-dohs)

Completely worn out, ragged, or in poor condition; junk.

Noun

'awe

(AH-weh)

A backpack, knapsack, or any pack or burden carried on the back.