Meaning of Permit Word / Pronunciation: Pa-meet 1. A driving license. A small ID or document that allows you to drive a car. Permits in Kampala are got at Face Technologies in Kyambogo and you must be 18 years old. Example: I got my my (driving) permit after 2 months.
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Kintu Kyo
Meaning of Kintu Kyo Slang, Lugaflow / Pronunciation: Chin-two-kyo 1. Your babe. Lugaflow to mean “your girlfriend”, used when mentioning someone’s babe. Example: Oyo Priscilla kintu kyo. Synonyms: [info] babe, gf, mukazi, kantu ko, kintu kyo, bae, woman, dame, bitch, girl, gal, girlfriend [/info] 2. Your item or property. Lugaflow to mean something you own. […]
Bitch
Meaning of Bitch Word / Pronunciation: Bee-ch Bitchy, Bitches 1. Your friend’s babe. A rising informal reference to mean a buddy’s babe or girlfriend. Example: Man Emma your ka bitch is calling. Synonyms: [info] babe, gf, mukazi, kakazi ko, kantu ko, kintu kyo, bae, woman, dame, girl, gal, girlfriend [/info] 2. Offensive; An insult when referring […]
Hostel
Meaning of Hostel Word / Pronunciation: Horse-tell Plural: Hostels 1. A place where campusers stay during their official sems. Hostels are usually near the university, they are paid for per semester instead of monthly and mostly rented out by private students. In most standard arrangements, there are two students per room and the offer of a single […]
Sevo
Meaning of Sevo slang, Word / Pronunciation: Se-vo Deflected form for Museveni 1. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni. A short form derived from Ug’s current prezo. This is how most niggas call him. Example: Sevo is very corrupt. Synonyms: [info] Museveni, Mzee, Prezo [/info]
Musheshe
Meaning of Musheshe Word / Pronunciation: Mu-she-she Basheshe, Omusheshe, Kasheshe 1. A babe from Western Uganda. The word “Musheshe” is adapted from Runyankore and is commonly used to mean someone who is a Westerner. Often some people characterise basheshe as weak, lazy, often rich due to dominance in most gov’t positions, waterlogged and very good looking with […]
Kuzina
Meaning of Kuzina Lugaflow / Pronunciation: Coo-zee-na kuzinas, kuzinad, yazina, bamuzina, azina, yazinidde, yazinira 1. To have sex. It became popular in the 21st century because of the advent of new youthful dance strokes such as dubbing that imitated sexual gestures, it is also believed it could have been adapted from the ancient Buganda rite of “Okuzina […]
Party
Meaning of Party Word, Slang / Pronunciation: Per-tea parties, partying, partied 1. To go to a club, night hang out, bar, pub or event such as a house party and have a great time, drink or dance. Example: Tamale and his comrades partied all weekend. Synonyms: [info] Club, Chill, Hang out, Go Out, Kuzina, Kulya Happy, […]
Kataala
Meaning of Kataala Lugaflow / Pronunciation: Car-tar-la katso 1. A dumb, annoying or slow person. It was adopted from the Luganda meaning for light (see no. 2) which is why sometimes a person can be referred to as kataala extra bright. Most of the time, it used in a joking manner. Example: Look at this kataala. […]
Mbwenu
Meaning of Mbwenu Runyaks, Slang / Pronunciation: Mm-boo-wen-nu 1. Meanwhile… Mbwenu is an informal youth Runyankore word to mean “meanwhile” or “but you”. Example: Mbwenu Cynthia, you said we were going swimming today but you dodged my calls. Synonyms: [info] Btw, Naye, Hati [/info]