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Noun

ʻehu

(EH-hoo)

The natural reddish tint in dark Hawaiian hair, often caused by sun and salt water exposure.

Adjective

ʻOno

(OH-no)

Delicious, tasty, or highly flavorful.

Slang

ujee

(OO-jee)

Disgusting, gross, dirty, or unappealing, often used to describe food, messes, or unsanitary conditions.

Noun

townie

(TOW-nee)

A person who lives in the city, specifically Honolulu or a main urban center, often implying they are unaccustomed to country life or outdoor activities.

Adjective

stout

(STOUT)

Strong, tough, or physically sturdy; heavily built or durable.

Slang

solid

(SAH-lid)

Excellent, cool, or highly approved of

Noun

scosh

(SKOSH)

A small amount or portion of something.

Adjective

sarap

(sah-RAHP)

Delicious, tasty, or highly enjoyable, usually referring to food.

Slang

salty

(SAWL-tee)

Angry, bitter, or upset, usually over a minor inconvenience or perceived slight.

Noun

s'koshi

(SKOH-shee)

A small amount; a little bit.

Adjective

pupule

(poo-POO-leh)

Crazy, insane, or acting in a wild and reckless manner.

Vulgar

punani

(poo-NAH-nee)

Woman's private parts, vagina, pussy.

Noun

puka

(POO-kah)

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

Adjective

planny

(PLAN-nee)

Plenty, many, a large amount or abundance of something.

Adjective

pilau

(pee-LAU)

Stinky, putrid, spoiled, or rotten; emitting a foul stench.

Adjective

niele

(NEE-eh-leh)

Nosy, inquisitive, or overly curious about other people's business.

Verb

moi moi

(moy-MOY)

To sleep, take a nap, or rest; often used affectionately as baby talk.

Adjective

miffed

(MIFT)

Annoyed, slightly mad, or irritated.

Idiom

mempachi eye

(mem-PAH-chee-EYE)

A glassy, unfocused, or bulging stare, often resulting from exhaustion, intoxication, or confusion.

Noun

manini

(mah-NEE-nee)

A small reef fish with black and white stripes, also known as the convict tang.

Adjective

madt

(MADT)

Angry, upset, or deeply irritated; an exaggerated pronunciation of 'mad' emphasizing the emotion.

Adjective

kuru-kuru

(KOO-roo-KOO-roo)

Curly, especially referring to hair.

Adjective

kolohe

(koh-LOH-heh)

Mischievous, naughty, or acting like a rascal, usually referring to a high-spirited child.

Slang

kim chee breath

(kim-CHEE-breth)

Bad breath, specifically smelling strongly of garlic, fermented cabbage, or pungent food.

Adjective

kapakahi

(kah-pah-KAH-hee)

Crooked, lopsided, twisted, or physically not straight.

Idiom

jus' 'kine

(jus-KINE)

Mediocre, so-so, or nothing special; just average.

Verb

jam

(JAM)

To pack tightly or cram into a space.

Expression

humbalah

(hum-BAH-lah)

An exclamation used when witnessing someone doing something wrong, breaking a rule, or acting shamelessly; similar to saying 'uh-oh' or 'you're gonna get it'.

Vulgar

high maka maka mada faka

(HIGH MAH-kah MAH-kah MAH-dah FAH-kah)

A highly pretentious, stuck-up, or arrogant person who acts superior to everyone else.

Adjective

hard

(HAHD)

Difficult, challenging, or tough to accomplish.

Adjective

glassy

(GLASS-ee)

Describing an ocean surface that is perfectly smooth and flat, with no wind to create chop or waves.

Slang

f 'n fast

(EFF-en FAST)

Extremely fast; moving at a very high rate of speed.

Adjective

dirty

(DER-tee)

Bad, negative, or no good; often used to describe poor weather, bad attitudes, or unfortunate situations.

Noun

chicken skin

(CHEE-ken SKIN)

Goosebumps, goose-pimples, or the physical reaction to being scared, cold, or deeply moved.

Adjective

buss up

(bus-UP)

Broken, severely damaged, or in a state of disrepair.

Adjective

broke

(BROHK)

Having absolutely no money; financially poor or temporarily out of cash.

Noun

bolo head

(BOH-loh-HED)

A bald head; a person with no hair.

Adjective

big kine

(big-KINE)

Major, significant, or large in scale.

Noun

ballah head

(BAH-lah-HED)

A bald head; a person with no hair.

Slang

all jag

(ahl-JAG)

Wasted, heavily intoxicated, or completely high from alcohol, drugs, or a combination of both.