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The act of scamming (especially online romance fraud) in Ivorian slang. Faire le broutage means engaging in those scams....

The act of scamming (especially online romance fraud) in Ivorian slang. Faire le broutage means engaging in those scams....

An internet scammer or fraudster (Origin: Nouchi - Ivorian slang)

Ivorian slang for an internet scammer, especially one running romance scams. The word means 'grazer' (one who feeds) – i...

The female version of brouteur. While less common, it refers to a woman scammer, especially those who do romance scams o...

Kahawia (Brown)

Two cedi note

Refers to an unofficial cash payment (often a bribe or "thank you") given discreetly. It comes from the practice of hand...

Brownies (Brownies)

Use internet/Go online (Surf web)

Navigateur (Browser)

Sound for cold OR gun/engine hype.

Mokgotsi / Bra (Friend / Bro)

Bro, dude (expressing disbelief)

Bruin Ou Share definition Colloquial term describing a person of coloured/mixed race descent in South Africa.The term st...

Noise

Millet yogurt drink.

Zavom-potsy / Mist

Brouillard matin (Morning mist)

برانش (Brunch)

Refeição entre pequeno-almoço e almoço (Meal between breakfast and lunch)

Brunch (Late breakfast)

Brunch (Brunch)

برانش كالتشر - ثقافة البرانش (brunch culture)

Sunday brunch

Heure du brunch (Brunch time)

برانش فايبز (Brunch vibes)

Brush (To brush teeth)

Brush teeth (Clean teeth)

Blow-dry

Brutal Fruit (Flavored cider)

Anana / Feuilles vertes (Greens / Leafy vegetables)

Enjoy/bon appétit; said when someone eats/drinks

To your health

Bsahtek (Cheers/to your health - Arabic)

Onions

بسيسة (Roasted grain)

بالسلامة فريند - بالسلامة يا صديق (goodbye friend)

Bonsoir (Good evening)

بصحتك، بالصحة (To your health, cheers)

Darija for “really/for real?” (from Arabic “besseh”). Used to express surprise or seek confirmation.

Amigo em Balanta (Friend in Balanta)

Literally 'Do you know about me?' – a rhetorical slang question meaning 'You have no idea who you're dealing with, do yo...

Bua (Speak)

Trop parler (Talk too much)

Dance style/Wine (Bubble)

Dite misy perles / Bubble tea

Bubblegum (80s pop)

Fusión bubi-español (Bubi-Spanish fusion)

Orgullo de ser Bubi (Pride in being Bubi)