Booktok Slang Novels & Stories

" she replied smiling mischievously. *******«******** Glossary If you no commot for here fine girl, we go burn you together -- If you don't leave here fine girl , we won't hesitate to burn you both together Mumu ---- Fool Pickin ---- Child Ole ---- Thief Suya meat ------ barbecued meat

"Although, if I expended that much magic, then I should be almost comatose. Not just feeling a little tired." Tove shrugged, resumed his seat. He opened the book on his lap, flipped through the pages as if he knew exactly where he was going. The nerd probably did. Tove flipped me off. I laughed. "You know it's true." "What does that mean?" Hollyn repeated the gesture. "I've seen that twice now." "It means ‘fuck you' without saying the words," Tag said bluntly. Not that he was good at sugar-coating anything anyway.

I tilted my head, searching for the perfect instance to use in my argument. “Gangsters, no offense, and books is like bread and something like…” I thought hard enough. “Meat?” He raised his eyebrow. “When I say bread and meat, I don’t mean as in a burger.” I slowly pushed the book back into its slot on the shelf. “Unless stacked with other ingredients as a burger, bread and meat don’t seem like a possible combination.” He looked more confused than I was. “An unlikely combination, but it doesn’t make it any bad.” I chuckled.

Do you know that my nickname for you before is tokki? "Tokki?" "Yes, it's a Korean word for rabbit because you like rabbits and you love to eat carrots, but now that you grow up, you hate carrots before you love them so much. "People change." She replied shortly. I just chuckled and poked her nose. Ara hated it so much every time I poked her nose before. She will throw tantrums when I keep doing it, and she will bite my finger, but Loren scrunches her nose, pouting. People change.

A spiteful remark caught them off. - Thanks for reading :) Shi shi - This is a slang for 'shit' or the word 'anything'. Eg. He didn't teach me shit / He didn't teach me anything.

Ayo tried explaining what rhetorical means to Bukky but was cut off by the latter. “Rhetorical ko, It’s a foolish question. You saw me and you are still asking.” She tried to sound just like Ayo, “Oh! It’s you?” – she rolled her eyes – “Didn’t I tell you I was coming?” “You did,” Ayo surrendered. She doesn’t have the strength to argue further. Besides she was sure she wouldn't win. The two girls strolled into the apartment and Ayo closed the door behind them while Bukky hurriedly brought out her English textbook and notebook from inside the bag she brought along.

They light up. Actually light up. Like humor is bouncing around inside them. “Am I right?” I ask. “Or at least close?” He shakes his head slowly. “Not even remotely.” “Fine,” I say. “Educate me. What’s a book ban?” He sighs dramatically, but his eyes are still sparkling. “It’s when a responsible citizen decides to stop buying books for a while,” he explains, “because their bank account is begging for mercy.” “Oh,” I say slowly, glancing at the stack in his arms.

Axton asked. "Then do you know what it means?" Kent asked in return. Axton sighs and jolts it down. Kent laughs so hard inside. "What about wheelbarrow?" Axton asked when he was done jolting. "Wheelbarrow....Wheelbarrow, just get her an arrow and a bow" "Huh?" "The wheel is called the arrow and the Barrow the bow, is a slang words often used by street girls, and Megan probably grew up in the ghetto, I think that's how she got to know that word"

They weren't joking when they said they'll have a word with my boss about my working hours. Instead of dying from embarrassment, I headed toward the book section, I could read while they aren't here. It's probably the last time I'll set foot in this place, my boss is one mean lady, she'll fire me for sure. Looking around the shop was fairly packed today, we weren't extremely busy, but not empty either. I was trying to catch a book from the top shelf, while keeping my short skirt down. I really should ask mommy for longer skirt, even with the high knee socks keeping me warm, I still was at risk of diaper flashing.

I had already finished removing the makeup and stood up to take a quick shower. "Okay, but be quick ladies," she said and left the room. "Come on girls we need to hurry before night falls so we can have some good meal," I said and entered the bathroom. *** Kee is Kill, it's just slang. Buca is also known as mama put is like a small roadside canteen restaurant but sell great food.