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Found 63 words matching this tag.

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Noun

ʻŌpala

(OH-pah-lah)

Garbage, trash, rubbish, or litter; something worthless or of no value.

Slang

wop yo jaw

(WOP-yo-JAW)

I told you so; an expression of vindication or triumph when someone else is proven wrong after ignoring advice.

Expression

wat, you jealous?

(WAHT, yoo JEL-us)

Are you jealous? Used playfully or defensively when someone is eyeing what you have or criticizing you out of envy.

Idiom

wassamattayou?

(wah-sah-MAH-tah-you)

What is your problem?; what is the matter with you?

Idiom

wase time

(WAYSS-time)

A waste of time; pointless or unproductive.

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.

Noun

toe jam

(TOH-jam)

The dirt, lint, and grime that accumulates between the toes, especially common after wearing rubber slippers all day.

Slang

tantaran

(tan-tah-RAHN)

A show-off; someone who acts in a boisterous, flashy, or arrogant manner.

Verb

talk stink

(TAWK-STINK)

To gossip, badmouth, put down, or speak negatively about someone behind their back.

Noun

sukebe

(soo-KEH-beh)

A dirty old man; a pervert or lecher.

Slang

suction

(SUK-shun)

A wedgie; the act of pulling someone's underwear up tightly between their buttocks.

Idiom

stink eye

(STINK-eye)

A dirty look, mean face, or hostile glare given to express disapproval or anger.

Slang

sped

(SPED)

A derogatory term for someone who is acting foolish, slow-witted, or lacking common sense.

Slang

skeezah

(SKEE-zah)

A creep, a weirdo, or someone acting sketchy and untrustworthy.

Slang

shark bait

(SHARK-bayt)

A tourist, especially one who is pale, inexperienced in the ocean, or oblivious to the dangers of Hawaiian waters.

Noun

rippah

(RIP-pah)

A thief, burglar, or someone who steals.

Adjective

pilau

(pee-LAU)

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

Slang

panty

(PAN-tee)

A wimp, coward, or someone who is easily frightened; timid.

Idiom

oh wow ladat!?

(oh-WOW-lah-DAT)

Oh, that's how it is? How rude! How dare you! Used to express mock or genuine offense at someone's actions or words.

Adjective

niele

(NEE-eh-leh)

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

Slang

nails

(NAY-uhlz)

Irritating, annoying, gross, or distasteful; someone or something that causes extreme annoyance (similar to 'irrahz').

Adjective

molepo

(moh-LEH-poh)

Messy, dirty, filthy, or unkempt; often implying laziness or a lack of personal hygiene.

Slang

mento

(men-TOH)

Crazy, insane, acting out of one's mind, or mentally unstable.

Noun

manju

(MAHN-joo)

A traditional Japanese confection made of flour or rice powder filled with sweet red bean paste.

Vulgar

malama my boto

(mah-LAH-mah my BOH-toh)

Take care of my penis; a satirical insult mocking someone's behavior by applying a sacred Hawaiian concept (mālama) to male genitalia.

Slang

lōlō

(loh-LOH)

Crazy, stupid, foolish, or absent-minded.

Noun

lolo buggah

(LOH-loh BUG-gah)

A crazy, foolish, or ridiculous person; an idiot or goofball.

Slang

like scrap

(LYK-SKRAP)

Do you want to fight?; a direct challenge to a physical altercation.

Slang

like beef?

(like-BEEF)

Do you want to fight?; an aggressive challenge to a physical altercation.

Noun

kūkae

(KOO-kye)

Feces, poop, excrement, or dirt.

Slang

kim chee breath

(kim-CHEE-breth)

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

Vulgar

kefe

(KEH-feh)

A Samoan swear word used to express anger, frustration, or disbelief, roughly equivalent to 'fuck' or 'bullshit'.

Slang

katonk

(kah-TONK)

A person of mainland Asian descent, particularly a Japanese American from the continental United States.

Vulgar

karang yo alas

(kah-RANG yo ah-LAHS)

To strike, smash, or cause severe pain to someone's testicles.

Slang

irraz

(ih-RAHS)

Irritating, annoying, or bothersome; feeling irritated.

Slang

imelda

(ee-MEL-dah)

Having extravagant tastes, especially regarding shoes, clothing, or shopping habits.

Adjective

hūpō

(hoo-POH)

Dumb, stupid, foolish, or ignorant.

Slang

high watering

(HIGH-wah-ter-ing)

Wearing pants that are too short or ride up the leg, exposing the ankles.

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.

Slang

haunas

(HOW-nahs)

Stinky, foul-smelling, or having a strong bad odor, especially related to fish, garbage, or unwashed things.