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School Slangs by Hotstepper(f): 1:16am On May 18, 2006
We all had skool slangs that we used in sec. skool to communicate that we still use now esp. when we talk to people we all went to school with. Every school gat diff. wayz in most times how they say things that might be different from other schools. Let us share the slangs of our sec. skool that we still remember, Plz, say the name of your school and then proceed with the slangs so that atleast those of us that didn't go to the school that might want to learn incase we meet someone of the same skool, we can suprise the person by speaking one or 2, u'all feeling me? if u r, say YEAHHH and get the game started, Thanks every1.

I will start first ofcourse but lemme write dem out and paste kiss
Re: School Slangs by Hotstepper(f): 1:44am On May 18, 2006
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT GIRLS' COLLEGE ONITSHA

Abi:Is it? (The same as Shebi, Shey)
A.J: Lady like (The same as Ajebo)
Aje Kpako:One who tries to feel like a lady but is not.
A- Line:The correct school uniform which has six pieces and it is flared.
Amebo:One who does  what she is not asked to do, or sometimes a gossip
America Wonder:Amazing thing
AprokosadSee Amebo)
Asorere:All kinds of things
Baff:To dress gorgeously
Bang:To fail
Bijo:Please
Bitter:A sadist
Bo-Bo:Branging
Beacoup:Plenty, many (derived from French word BOACOUP)
Bubbler:One always in a partying mood
Bunky:Bunk mate
Boro-poser:One who borrows and makes others believe the things is his/hers
Boner G: One who never smiles
Charity:A kind of hair style
Chenky:Small
Chero:A combination of Cherry and Rose day wears i.e. Red plain and Pink check.
Conco:Cousin connection
Double Monger:One who eats more than her fair shares.
Doya:Excess muscles on one cavs.
Doze:Sleep
Dry:See hamattan Wind
Ebange:A kind of meal by students by mixing geisha, oil and species to be eaten with garri
Ella:Snubbing someone e.g. she gave me an Ella. OR one who deliberately ignores another.
Feller:One who does not act as herself.
Gida:Take/bring Gist discussion (A story to be told)
Grabber:On who wants/claims a well known person as a friend
Hair-must-grow:One who just started plaiting her hair
Harmattan Breeze:Lacking in humour
Hebro:Used when you're praising someone J
Jack:Reading a lot OR one who reads a lot.
Jagarram:See zagarram
Jand:Travelling abroad
Jew:A term used for junior students
Keshi Island:A portion of land with bushes where unruly students go to defecate.
Kolo Corrupt:
Kpushka- Kpushka:Inability to control one's emotions over something
Macho:Big
Massacre:Used especially when a senior student takes almost all the food for others
Meant-to:One repeating a class
Mescaphon:Misbehave
Mgbafo:Someone who dresses stupidly
Miserere:Miserable
Monger:When a group of students gather to rebuke someone who has gone wrong
Mope:Staring mindlessly
Ngozi: A kind of hair made by using black thread to wind around  cut out portion of the hair
Oborosho: Under things/wear
Ohe:Fool
Pass: Defecate
Percher: One who is alwayz where she is not wanted
Pull: ntimate friendship
Que-ce-que: What is it? (derived from the french language)
Saba: See kolo
Shakira: I will
Shekpe: Maltreating someone
Shoo: Get out
Sikini: Seeking for attention
Smarcher: Brilliant in class
Solo: Someone that moves or eats alone
Tiawn: Aexclamation made when one speaks incorrect English
Things fall apart: The school rickety bus
V Portion: A portion of land given to someone to cut the grasses as a punishment. It is "V" in shape and may never end
Yab: Making fun of someone
Yacker: One who sayz meaningless things, something funny
Yarn: Gist
Yampo: Yam Porridge
You-may go home: The name given to the school bus that takes unrully stdents home or a warning from the Principal to unruly students
Zagarram: Exclamation made when one is excited
Zap: Running away from punishment
Hebro: Used whenoru're praising God
Princy: The students' name for the Principal
Re: School Slangs by beyunce(f): 8:01am On May 18, 2006
Na wa oh. them plenty like this. so all this na for secondary school.
Hmmmmmmmm
Re: School Slangs by chy(f): 9:09am On May 18, 2006
beanco- beans and corn
prop- propriietor
BF-boyfriend
Apian way/ koro- narrow part that leds outside the school compound usually illegal
Agada- someone who reads a lot/intelligent
Re: School Slangs by Nosu(m): 9:36pm On May 24, 2006
Hotstepper u try oooooooo, u be sharpwoman ooooooooo

crash - sleep e.g l want go crash that mean l want to go to bed
clear/ tubor/ peel out -- to leave a place
nine eleven -- for the bad guys that doesn't come regularly
jack ---- read
efiwe -- brilliant student
power house -- library
tfc - tasty fried chicken
Cr - chicken republic
ma put - resturant etc
l know u will be begin to wonder that which school is this
is either it is apelehin primary sch or igbola high school grin located behind aso rock
Re: School Slangs by GUNNER(f): 11:49pm On May 24, 2006
here are some Federal Government Girls College SAGAMU slangs


Ababio--------Common name given to the chemistry textbook used at the time

Admin----------Administration office or building

Allanpo---------Someone who thinks she is the bomb, a poser

Attachee-------Someone that is only friends with you for your food or provisions

Bloke-------------Boyfriend

Bubbler---------- Someone that always cooks illegally in the hostel or is generally a law-breaker

Chikkiito----------A beautiful girl

Dry------------------Someone or something that is not funny

Efico----------------- Somebody that is very efficient,  overdoes things

Expo-----------------Exposure of equestions before sitting for the examination

Efizy------------------ Show off or pull effect with something

Fashi------------------ Forget it

Food munger--------- People that are always hungry, rush for food and never miss the dining hall

Fikemba---------------- Physics, Chemistry, Biology

Garium Sulfate-------- Gari

Harmattan! Hee! Hee!----------Yelled after a boring statement

Ibon----------------------- Misuse of the English language

ITK--------------------------I too know

Jacking--------------------When someone breaks into your locker or box

Na Beans, or na yam abi na moi-moi-----------It is not that easy

Putu------------------------Underwear

School-daughter------------A junior female student who has a senior student who is her 'school-caretaker' and whom she can run to for help

Set-------------------------Cutlery such as Fork, Spoon and Knife

Spark/Rake----------------When someone is upset with you and expresses their anger

"They've come for you" -----This phrase is used during visiting day, when a person's parent arrives.

Yapping------------------------- To make fun of someone and insult them in the process

Untop wetin----------------------Because of what

Psyching---------------------------Lying

Massacre-------------------------This happens at the dining hall when the food meant for all students is raided

Katanga---------------------------Fried flour with stuffings (fish e.t.c) sold at the store.

Jack--------------------------------- To study

I'll Daze You----------------------- "I'll Slap You"

Fap----------------------------------To steal

Dishi--------------------------------- Embarrasement

Butee--------------------------------- Rich girl

Shaggy--------------------------------alumni of f.g.g.c sagamu kiss
Re: School Slangs by mamaput(f): 12:18pm On May 27, 2006
I have to think hard.

Tapping- stealing
K leg - when some thing is not straight forword.
ringing bell- a girl without a bra
Jew- was for us a wanna be am it person

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