Joi Meaning Slang Novels & Stories

Joel looked away from her and carried his laptop on the bedside table. Receiving no response, Emily took that as a 'go on' and continued with what she was saying. "Erm...the thing is ..." Emily stuttered. "Get out!" Joel fluttered his eyelashes. "Mwo?" Emily looked dumbfounded. "If you don't have anything to say then get lost!" Joel stated firmly. "Hajiman," Emily stuttered. (A/N: hajiman means but/however/not to be confused with. In Emily's case, it means but)

Maybe I shouldn’t bother asking till he is ready to let the cat out of the bag. “How about your dreams? There aren’t as frequent as before?” he asked and I turned to look at him then shook my head no and he nodded *** Omo is child but in this case, she is saying guy. Everything is just slang. Omo this food sweet die - guy this food is very delicious. Eh ehn meaning varies, it just depends on what sentence you are implementing it on. Now what it means is No, no. No look my side oo - don’t look at my food at all.

Suho walked towards the bicycle parking lot ahead of others. "Hey, man. I'm thrilled you're back to your old self. If Joo Ho could have been here, he would've been happy." "Yeah yeah..." Suho walked out, waving his hand in the air. _______ eomma. (In Hangul: 엄마) = Mom oppa 오빠 a word used by girls to address their older brother and even to older guys.

Sophia’s heart skipped a beat as she listened, feeling a sudden rush of emotions. Jason, who had been watching with an amused smirk, nodded approvingly. “Strong names,” he commented. Julian smiled before continuing, his voice filled with significance. “Neo means ‘new’ or ‘gift.’ It represents a fresh start, a new beginning—not just for him but for all of us. He is a reminder that life can always change, that we can start over.” The room remained silent as everyone absorbed his words. Even Emma, standing at the back with her hands clasped, had tears in her eyes.

“Like – with bars and for animals?” “Biker slang, hon,” Cowboy explained. “Means anything with wheels that ain’t a motorcycle. Car, van, truck, whatever.” “Oh, right,” Jo said, recalling some of her studying of MC terminology. “Gotcha.” “Some of the guys helped me move into Silver’s place when I first got to Denver,” Zoe said. “They were amazing with everything.” “You lived with Silver?” Jo asked her. A surge of jealousy rose up in her at the thought of Zoe wandering around showing off those amazing long legs in cute underwear and having coffee with a towel-clad and gloriously bare-chested Silver. “Really?”

Louis said goofily and sat down in one of the chairs. “Why do you think that?” I frowned. “You light up every room baby” Aminu said and kissed me on the cheek. I smiled, blushing hard. “Aww y’all are so sweet” Kojo gushed. “God when” Louis said, using the slang that single people used in the internet. Aminu looked at him “You’re not allowed to use that phrase Louis, besides you’re far from single.” Louis rolled his eyes “Here we go again”

NOTE: The names are written in "surname first-name" format. So, Choi Jeongwoo means Choi is his surname and Jeongwoo is his first name. Maknae = Youngest member of the group Hyung = Guys refer to guys elder than them like this

E kaasan Ma' I greeted all of them together, prostating flat. Oshey. Omo kaaro, O Ji re. I laughed at my subconscious as I slowly stood up. 'Aah aah. Booda Uthman, okunrin ma ti de' (You're now a man) I smiled at an Uncle's words and stretched to my tallest height. Ode ni e. (you're a fool) 'Oko olómoge, Àwon àuntí nko? (A slang for asking for someone's supposed girlfriends)

A regular uniform he wears, an obvious identity to people passing by. "Why is he taking the bus, when the train station is just around the corner?" Someone murmured aloud just to provoke him. Frustrated individual. He feigned ignorance and raised his nose in the air. He cleared his throat and began to whistle the chorus Don't Worry Be Happy. He doesn't seem to mind. He was a regular at the bus stop and assumed the person who just spoke must be a newbie. A J.J.C (Johnny Just Come) a new slang his neighbor's daughter had used the night before on a new tenant who had just moved in from Kumasi.

Finally when he couldn't conjure up a reply, he clears his throat, scratching his nose. "Just look at you!", Jace teases, laughing again, "You're so whipped on her, it;s like those yeras never exit between you two", at which Jonathan eyes go round. "Whipped? Where did you learn that word from? Is that why you were laughing before?", Jonathan exclaims, paying no attention to how hot his cheeks feel right now, to which his friend laughs again. "Yeah, saw some teens people using that word on social media, these days there are so many- Jonathan?", his friend looks worriedly and ceases talking as soon as he senses how stiff Jonathan has turned in a flick of a second, his eyes distant and wide.