batman vs justice league

Maybe from “position”? "That wave at Supers was awesome, man!". You cook your boerewors, steak, lamb chops and sosaties on it. A kifejezés 2017-ben robbant be a magyar köztudatba és nagyon gyorsan köznyelvi fordulattá vált. With words like firing, smoking, barrel and going off, it’s a natural progression to ballistic. Wedge Also called the pit. Google has many special features to help you find exactly what you're looking for. "Bok for the jol" (Keen to party). (Afrikaans - Fed up) Literally, "Hole full" (filled to the brim). (Car) That oke has a styling chariot. The good thing about Now Now is that it is probably going to happen quicker than the even more flexi-time "Just now. Padkos ('put-koss') The air is beautifully clear and crisp in the wake of a southeaster. "He rips it apart." Snoek Southeaster This is the Afrikaans pronunciation of the word, which turns "W" into "V". "The waves are classic." (Durban) Affectionate name for the surf capital of KwaZulu Natal, home of bananas, sugar cane and classic beach breaks. vry: Afrikaans for rub = vryf. Tjommie (“chômmy”) But a wave fades on the inside if the water gets deeper. (a hassle, a schlep) "School is such a mission." ", Hectic It tastes better than it sounds. But koppe, while literally being the plural of several heads, also refers to "heads" of dope, the choice bit at the end of each branch of the dagga tree. And laaitie? Szintén jellemző egy olyan személyre, aki úgy érzi, … e.g. Used to refer to any (conservative) Afrikaans speaking person. "dagga" - marijuana is also from Khoikhoi, which is not part of the Nguni/Bantu language group. (I fell on my ass, or I saw my bum). "Supers jacked up to 6' in an hour." Carving You scaled (stole) Jay's Britney Spears poster.". ), Graft Skivvie (Pete is such a doped up guy he's always doing stupid things. When there is a break near a wall, pier or jetty. 09, 13:52 Kooks can be all ages. (Watch out Ray, that crook is sizing up your car. "Sorry, can I just get past." Students from Tokyo University (Kengo Kuma Laboratory) and Polytechnic University of Turin worked together on the urban design issues. At the Crayfish Factory on a 12' day, you don’t really want to spend time there. (Can I have a cigarette), Up-chuck They say it's borrowed from the Sepultura album title. In other words, keep a lookout for the teacher. In the eyes Charf (Afrikaans - A type of dangerous weed with a psychotropic seedpod that grows in the felt, known to drive mad those who take it) A mad person. --List Expert 23:39, 4 August 2006 (UTC). Munged I am not sleeping with you!". (Buy me a beer mate). “Dop” may have come from “doppie”, which is the cap of a screw-top bottle (one tot). However, the most likely source appears to be the Portuguese "pequenino", which is the diminutive of "pequeño". Ting (Greeting) "Ahoy!" Afrikaans – “farmer”. Derived perhaps from the English way of saying "Is it really?" (Talk, communicate with) It's the correct way to pronounce tune! (For example: "Rico het 'n bompie vasgedruk gisteraand."). Slumtown, Slummies Good. That's not a lekker way to treat your chinas, especially if they are surf "tjommies". Rip Spook and diesel The person can be larney. Yyslaaik ('Yiss-like') "That bokkie and her ballie parked off on the back of the bakkie." It means poison in Afrikaans, but is used to describe something that is cool, in the same way that "sick" is used to describe something good ("That was a sick wave."). Also skate, skebenga and skelm. Some still do, in bushes or caves. (Flatten, punch) "I decked him after he dropped in on my wave. Slip Slops In Oz, there are a number of interesting variations, such as Esky Lid (Cool box lid) and toilet lid. A real Afrikaner might reply to a "Howzit", with this bewildering response: "Ja, well, no fine". Lacking in the social graces, "Van" is usually a "plaas japie" (farm boy) from the platteland. (Dope, joint, spliff) "Let's make a doobie." (I tell you what mate, she is really into me! Used in a fascinating variety of contexts all over the country. Samoosa (This food is delicious I tell you). ", Hey For instance, "getting ready for the fancy dress is such a las.". "Ag, no man" (sign of irritation). The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) is a US healthcare law that establishes requirements for the use, disclosure, and safeguarding of individually identifiable health information. Delicious. See also doob, spleef, neck, bane, slowboat, dagga, doobie, boom, skayf, chellum, pipe, bottle, etc. Not to be confused with the rugby playing variant, which is short for Springbok. A stukkie is a "little piece". The unfortunate term used to describe a kneeboarder. (Are you giving me shit?). (Mate, if you look at my mum like that again, I might have to take you out), Connection, conneko, kanoni It's another way of describing good surf. Hone Can be used almost affectionately when talking about a roguish friend. If you have just heard that a South African won the world surfing champs, you would say, "Nooit! (Make a pipe) Someone telling a friend to make, light and smoke a bottleneck will say, "Kap it bru." They are baggies. You drink a Castle beer, or maybe a spook and diesel. Not to be confused with fluke, also pronounced "flook" by South Africans, meaning something happening by accident. “step”) Walk. (Makes you totally wasted). Smoking (Afrikaans – lit. It's the name of the river that runs through Port Alfred, home to the famous East Pier. ", Nought ('Nawt') That oke has no skaam." PE (Afrikaans - Female genitalia) "You are such a doos." Pip (Bodyboarder) See doormat, sponge, gutslider, speedbump. Platteland (Afrikaans - small town) Don’t be confused when someone says, "Let’s go for a dop in that dorp. To make a bottleneck properly, you take a Black Label quart or litre bottle of Coke and turn it on its side. Pretty much outdated. Your relatives will be in grief, indeed. (Money) "Jissus broer, you got lank marcha for the larney kittes ek se." Doos ('Doo-ers') "This chow is kief ek sê." (Also, Me too) A person who says, "Jees, I'm kished bru." Don't try and steal my wave or I will beat you with a pole.). The daily bag limit is four, and the season starts in November and lasts four months. French Fries (also referred to as “slap chips” (with “slap” as in “pup” – Afrikaans for “soft”, “not stiff”. (Dopehead) "Pete is such a goofball. (Afrikaans - to cry) "Yissis chick, quit chunking over that gebe. "At my graft, I sit next to a sumo wrestler who sings in the choir.". (Afrikaans - Strike, hit, punch) In Afrikaans, a “bliksemstraal” is a bolt of lightning. Skollies from Springs in the 70s or 80s would tune "Kwaai my broer", which is the same as saying "Kiff". A female adolescent might say to her china at a school jol, "Chips hey, that ou has chorbs." Strue's Bob (Joint) "Let's make a number." Bob veldskoen: don't you mean velskoen? (Excessive vomiting) "After dopping (drinking) three bottles of Tassies (cheap wine brand), Tommie chundered all over my cabbie (car). "Gat" can refer to your ass:"move your gat". Charo, charra (Rip off, betray, stab in the back) "He was schnaaied by his buds when they tipped off the cops that he had five kilos of Rooibaard in the back of his bakkie.". It remains rural and beautiful, with rolling green hills that fall into the sea as jagged cliffs. ), Hose Shanada 11:41, 5 July 2006 (UTC), Almost. Also shew and shewee. merton An extremely powerful, yet underrated black magic spell that damages enemies as well as the magic casters and their accompanying party members. Although it means literally "flat land", it also applies to mountainous and hilly regions such as the wine-growing region near Cape Town. (Bad, nasty, downer) A disappointed surfer will choon, "Swak bru, the surf is flat.". (Afrikaans) C**t, nasty person. Similarly, if you need a bullseye on the dart board to win, and you hurl the dart at the board without aiming, and it hits the bullseye, then it's a fluke. Blow chunks Possibly from Afrikaans “lam” – to be paralysed. )Another way of saying no, but also a sign of incredulous response. (Friend, buddy) "Jimmy's my big connection bru. Derogatory, but vaguely descriptive, term for a bodyboarder, who dislike "boogie boarder" more, for some reason. ", Graunch In other words, wasted or vrot to the point when reality is totally blotted out. That joke refers to another southern continent. (A friend) And a colleague or acquaintance, or someone you don’t know at all. Fireman (Afrikaans – “I say”) “I tell you”. South Africa is a colourful country and the various coloquialisms used by the different cultural groups makes it a fascinating place. Durbs (Afrikaans – “buck”) To be keen. Sometimes pronounced “Haikõna”. Another way to ask would be to replace "hit" with the word "drag". One starred Mikey, the Life kid, who … 300 Antworten: urban dictionary: Letzter Beitrag: 16 Jun. The clan name for former President Mandela that has become universally used as an affectionate nickname. Slang glossaries violate the following policy: Wikipedia is not a dictionary or a usage or jargon guide. "Pull in to the jol tonight broer" (Come with us to the party tonight, bro). ", Doss Snart Let's kap a tjallie. Hack(ed) Off Farmstyle sausage or "wors". The classic surf wipeout, when the lip of the wave sucks you over, followed by a double impact (wave and water) and several cycles in a salty washing machine. The rave is similar to a Rage, but tends to be a little less intense. (Did you see that woman over there friend?) They also jerk around at high speed, emitting strangled sounds, while techno or heavy metal music pounds in their ears. I suggest that you read the talk page guidelines. See goatboat, windmill and eggbeater. (Don't aggravate me, or talk irritating nonsense to me). From indigenous Nguni language meaning “No”. You don’t really want to smoke them if you can help it, but if you have to ... Skollie ('Skaw-llie') Maybe there should be a Durban slang category? His clan name is used widely, even by the press. One starred Mikey, the Life kid, who … 300 Antworten: urban dictionary: Letzter Beitrag: 16 Nov. 12, 13:03 (Taken out, get into trouble, die, fail) "Bru, if you look at my old lady like that again, you're going to come short." To have a rage is to go on a serious party, to push the limits of social etiquette and subject the body to a variety of excessive stimulants and stimuli. Bane is another word for dope, or dagga. Humans “drink”, animals “suip” – to be gesuip is to be drunk to the point of aversion. The crude, but popular, description of the carnal act. (Cantaloupe) A delicious orange coloured melon. mart 1. This painful condition is relieved by "choking the bishop" or "pulling your wire". ", Jammie "Your feet hone bru"! ", Park a tiger "During the film, my boyfriend and I graunched in the back row" (During the movie we french kissed, rubbed, fondled, squeezed, squashed up against each other, gyrated and did everything short of penetration. It denotes the best extreme achieved in a number of activities, people and objects. ", Johnny Also zol, doob, section, two-blader, spleef, neck, number, skayf, spliff, slowboat, chellum, bottleneck, smoke, etc. Pap is versatile. (State of nirvana for Rastafarians) Goofball South Africans think this is their word. Gesuip ('G*esayp') "Solly is a snoop snoek.". (To leave) See also chuck, split and waai. Booger Türkler mert, saf ve emin insanlardır. This is not used in the mafia sense in South Africa, much. (Stoned, out of it, far gone) Perhaps a pun on the word "wasted" - "bru, we ended up way west after that spleef. What is slang? Voetsek! ), The moer in (roll the r) (I got so stoned after smoking a big joint at Numbers disco last night), Number (I was only joking). Delicious. (Afrikaans – “not bright”, “dull”) Stupid. An affirmative phrase to add impact to what you are communicating. (Part of a wave, part of a joint) When you hit a section called Impossibles at Jay Bay, you get pitted in an awesome barrel from which you will be lucky to emerge. Skedonk Skommie (Afrikaans – slice) A piece of something, such as fruit. See Afrikaans "skollie" meaning "smeerlap, straatboef" found in South Dutch as "schoelje" "arme drommel" (which is still used today in Dutch, found it in my Kramer meaning "fripouille" in French, so "scoundrel") maybe from French "escouillon" (see English scullion -- cook's boy -- also from French ). Schnarf (Afrikaans – lit. (Think, opinion) "You skeem?" Buy his books here. Will Gomgat every get it's own wikipedia entry like US/Canadian Rednecks or Aussie Bogans? http://www.wavescape.co.za/bot_bar/surfrikan/slang.html "That ou is a mullet." You can feel lekker. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 41.244.65.63 (talk) 09:46, 25 July 2008 (UTC). (Totally amped up, revved up, happy) "The oke was so stoked after making that wave.". or "My Lord". Skop Shit man, I tune you what, it was going fucking ballistic!". But be warned, don’t mention sheep. Pitchie ', Mozzie I would assume that the same holds for Afrikaans. Stukkie This does not come from the isiZulu word for nephew. Lammie (‘lummy’) It is pronounced "snook", as in "look". Rat Durban Poison eg. ", Blik, blikkie (as in “twit”, “nit”, “sit”) Taking the Lord's name in vain. Trap ('T-rr-up') You are actually saying "She was charfing him vigorously.". Probably a more acceptable substitute for “fuck!”, Flash That’s cool (affirmation). In my experience, "kugel" nowadays very definitely has connotations of a narrowly urban cultural viewpoint characterised by enthusiastic (and quite possibly conspicuous) consumerism, extreme talkativeness, self-centredness and a characteristic sense of grievance (in essence, "spoiled brat"). (Afrikaans – lit. 'That ou is a poes'. (Alone, solitary) "I was out there on my ace when someone shouted 'shark!'.". He feels too "skaam" (embarrassed) to paddle out again. Lank Rabid racists in the past have miraculously become PC people. (Originally Afrikaans - Mate, friend, bru) Slightly old fashioned Afrikaans word that originates from the quaint Victorian word "Chum". Carrots My Captain!" (Graphic description of someone who engages in anal sex), Fudge Nudger The person closer to the white water has right of way, so this is a no-no. Crush it (Friend, buddy) "Hy my kanala, have't checked you for a while. (Very angry) "Jissus, you make me the moer in!". tickets) Envelopes. Same thing, 'los it', 'las it'. (I dropped my pants and exposed my rectal area.) The word jol, like the word kief, is a generic South African word. Button Kussed, kished "Dude, I sack tapped Brandon, and now he has the … (Marijuana) South Africa is a rich in marijuana. (I'll beat you up). (That guys will catch a punch for stealing my dope). Slash Chariot A German chemist named Liebig discovered that the waste of yeast used in brewing beer could be self-digested and made into a concentrate, resulting in a protien-rich paste (some would say "sludge") with a more or less meaty flavor. Going Ballistic While the literal Afrikaans meaning is “to stick” (with glue), this context refers to mindset. Worse It assumes that there are other types (white Africans, Asian-Africans etc) and takes the edge off just using black as a noun. "connection – a friend, mate, chommie" - This has been used in the USA long before South Africa (Probably many other places as well) — Preceding unsigned comment added by 196.14.35.4 (talk) 15:10, 9 April 2015 (UTC), Last time I looked, a kangaroo's pouch is on the front. Fluke ('Flook') This often precedes a brawl or a "barnie". Someone with plenty of space between the ears for the brain to rattle around in. Lacerate In Afrikaans, the word "doening" doesn't exist. (When your pubes get stuck in your wetsuit and painfully pull at your skin but you can't reach in to untangle them), Fudge Packer Sign Up. Another example of our mal (mad) hybrid culture. See Crush it for a detailed explanation. How would you explain to an American tourist in Cape Town what we mean by "kugel"? Armenian definition for fuck your mother Also used while angry "He was gatvol of the crowds at Jay Bay. Comes from the Zulu word ibhabhalazi. The backstop prevents the marijuana from burning down to the gerrick (rolled up paper bent into circle to prevent the dope from falling out), Baff Not to be confused with the furry creature with buck teeth, although youngsters who surf, many of them beginners, look similar and are viewed in the same way, if not worse. Also refers to rip currents in the sea. (Afrikaans – never) No way, oh no! Also refers to a dodgy character "Chips for that gebe on the corner.". ", Chunder The G is pronounced as if you were "hawking a loogie", the American way of saying "Gathering up to spit." That's why lazy English speakers adopted only the 'broo' sound. Other. Bot is a know word in Afrikaans meaning closed off or being blunt in your explanation. Choon, tchoon this might be the answer: "Fully bru. or on its own as a way of saying "excuse me?" With 11 official languages, there may be numerious origins to any of the slang words and phrases. This question, often in exasperation or irritation, refers to the mental stability of the subject, who has probably done something stupid, idiotic or irritating. Globe Kaartjies (Lose strength, or power) When you back out of something, you fade. A sought after variety of dope grown in the Lusikisiki area of Transkei. (Tube) When you get tubed on a wave, you ride the barrel. Surfers who rides waves lying down on a spongelike board. Dorp ('Dorrrp') (Afrikaans – from “lam” paralysed, lame) Welt. "Axel was charfing that chick lank hey?" "That wave closed out. Hence, "Don’t talk kak" or "Don’t give me kak" or "You're so full of kak” or “Having a kak day” or “He is in the kak” …, Kanala (Afrikaans - Bush) But also crazy or loopie or having a bush frenzy, named after South African soldiers who were psychologically damaged in the Angolan war. The southeaster howls across the Cape Peninsula in summer, often forming a whispy, creamy white cloud that rolls over Table Mountain in the shape of a "table cloth". This word is also used to describe car tires. Bark the dog foot = voet (human), poot (animal) Indian or Malay curry inside a hollowed out loaf of white bread. ", Kittes ('Kittis') Doobie, doob If you heard Indians using these terms, well I would hope that they told you where they got it from. Lame (Wimp) A naff is somebody lacking backbone, a complete wimp or wuss. ), Klap ('Klup') Sif ('Suf') Kief ('Keef'), keef, kiff Score (He lost his cool, threw his toys out of the cot, went ballistic or totally crazy) or "That's befuck!" I think we need a discussion on the contemporary meaning of "kugel". From Afrikaans “Berg” - Mountain) On the West Coast, it blows from the northeast. "You check" (See what I mean? Firing (Hey mate, take a look at this plastic packet of marijuana that I just bought from my dealer." Originally meant to mean "very angry", from the Afrikaans word "kwaad" (cross), it came to also mean something that's lekker, an urban way to say cool or express coolness. Many township residents smoke tobacco this way. With your meal you eat mielie pap, salads, rolls and other stuff. Also called the 'man in the grey suit' or even (if you're from the Eastern Cape) a 'gerbe' ('G*air-b-ear'), Jol ('Jawl'), jorl Try it some time. It's not a tropical disease, just a general "Hey like" lethargy brought on by the mindboggling quality of the dope. (Hero, good guy, classy oke) Down in the Eastern Cape, when the party is ripping, and everyone starts getting all soppy and sentimental, they might start calling each other "legends". (My friend showed me your website and I had a good laugh at all the crap you're going on about. (Bodyboarder) See doormat, sponge, gutslider, speedbump. This is the more sleazy version of kief, used by people who were probably born in Brakpan (a very uncool Afrikaans town in Gauteng). "Give me a hit of that joint please." 2. Good biltong is manna to your average boer, or other full-bodied "Surfrikans". "Indaba" and "Inyanga" are loanwords, not slang. (SE trade wind) This strong trade wind blows from the southeast in summer, and flattens Cape Town. The best are in Cape Town, cultural home of the Malay community. (Afrikaans - A fright, frighteningly ugly) After being held down for 30 seconds in the kelp at Crayfish Factory, you might get a bit of a "skrik". (Are you looking at me funny, brah?) Wikipedia talk:What Wikipedia is not#Slang glossaries, http://www.wavescape.co.za/bot_bar/surfrikan/slang.html, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Talk:List_of_South_African_slang_words&oldid=998566343, Wikipedia articles that use South African English, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License. Voetsek There are other websites available for this kind of senseless banter. I do not feel that the two terms are identical or equivalent, and I did not say that they were. Best when the bread is fresh. Stroppy Mere Christianity is a 1952 theological book by C. S. Lewis, adapted from a series of BBC radio talks made between 1941 and 1944, while Lewis was at Oxford during the Second World War. (Stupid or mean act) If you pull an action, you do something stupid or mean. (Afrikaans – lit. (Afrikaans - Rotten, putrid) Used by all language groups to describe something highly undesirable, or smelly, or rotten. Boykie From today's featured article Printed copy with revisions by Whitman "O Captain! (Afrikaans - Bite) This Afrikaans word is commonly used by English speakers. Slope (Gross metaphor about a gay guy with the squirts), Lomp Not to be confused with chumming, when you throw gore into the water to attract sharks. (Doing it) A mutated variant on the Afrikaans word "doen" which means "do" (present tense). (Taking a drag) "Can I have a pull on that pipe bru." "gogga - bug (from Khoikhoi xo-xon)", so-called Khoikhoi is not a Bantu language, but is part of a separate linguistic language group. His full name is Nelson Rolihlahla (Roli-shla-shla) Mandela. To duck under a broken wave by pushing the front of your surfboard under the water, then levering the back of the board with your knee or foot as the wave passes overhead. See also cooking, firing, pumping, smoking and going ballistic. (Yuck John! Kowie (No ambition and f ' all interest) "After we lost the World Cup, I felt naafi. Aweh ('Ah-wear') In those days, you bought "lids" and "cans" not grams or bankies like you do today. It is not slang at all. I surmise that User:Kuratowski's Ghost is appealing too much to the original coinage, which I would guess goes back to the Fifties at least, but has now completely disappeared from everyday usage. Dop ('Dorp') (Usually not the most flattering reference, although all South Africans love to eat Boerewors! I MEAN IF THOSE PEOPLE CAN UNDERSTAND ONE ANOTHER IT CLEARLY STATES THAT THEY HAVE MADE USE OF THAT PARTICULULAR LANGUAGE AND HAVE FOUND A DIFFRENT MEANING TO IT,IT DOESNT MATTER WHOSE THE ORIGINAL OWNER IF I FEEL I CAN MAKE USE OF THAT PARTICULAR WORD FROM THAT LANGUAGE AND FIND A MEANING TO IT THAN SO BE IT,THERES NO CRIME IN DOING THAT AND NOTHING WROUNG REALY.NE MAY BE AN AFRIKAANS WORD BUT WE USE IT IN ZULU AND IT FITS VERY WELL.SO GET OVER YOURSELVES,LANGUAGE IS FOR EVERYONE DONT BE CHILDISH AND SELFISH!!

Instruction Codes In Computer Architecture, Dawn News Editorial Today, Spartacus: A Game Of Blood And Treachery Expansions, New Waka Flocka, Characteristics Of Canada As A Country, Vfiax 10 Year Return, Prime Desailly Fifa 21, Open 24 Contact Number, Google Fonts For Android, Toronto Maple Leafs 2021 Schedule, Batman 1989 Wiki, Toronto Maple Leafs Vs Montreal Canadiens Predictions, Ampwda Hrd Certification, Levi's Stores In Kenya,