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South African slang. A child, a youngster or a person who is an inferior position to you.

Laduma Share definition Laduma is a South African phrase that is generally spoken (or screamed) when a goal in soccer is scored. The U and A in Laduma is often repeated. Bob:"What a goal!" John:"Laduma!!!"orBob:"Awesome goal!" John:"Im going wild, Laduuuuuumaaaaaaaaa!!!" by The Freedmad April 26, 2010 Flag Get the Laduma mug.

An African term starting with the prefix 'la', which commonly indicates a noun class in Bantu languages. The root 'jise' likely relates to a physical object, action, or concept within the cultural context.

Is a kasi term for a kiss.

A slang expression from South Africa used in informal contexts. [Note: This is a basic definition - community contribution needed for more accurate information]

OMFG if you are blessed with this girl you better never let her go. She may be competitive and get mad easy but she comes around. If you upset her she might ignore you so ask her what's wrong immediately she is sweet and pretty and she will always make you laugh. If your down she will be there for you and she is a friend until the end love her with all your heart. She is not easily persuaded and she does what is best for others around her. She doesn't like to be wrong and she loves to argue. She does not lie often unless it is for a good reason or the sake of someone else. Lanie's will make history one way or another. Lanies are chatty, smart, competitive, hard-headed, pretty, sweet and friendly. Lanies love to speak in front of someone they are outgoing but hate being the center of attention. They make very few friends but those friends are close. She always tries to make amens no matter what happened. She can hold a grudge FOREVER but she is quick to forgive if you have a Lanie be her friend forever and if you ever let her go it is the worst mistake you could make.

Lappy Share definition Strong Bad's trusty computer. "Scroll button and the lappy together at last, How you ever learn to skrippy-scroll so fast?"-Strong Bad by Losti March 22, 2005 Flag Get the Lappy mug.

Larney Share definition n00b who hangs around at neowin, thinks hes the shizzle, but is usually just full of himself (ego). recently got access to a msn based site, and has ruined it even more, lots of flaming going on now everyone hates larney by messer12 May 03, 2005 Flag Get the Larney mug.

Wrong spelling of LOUdslOuD things are FunNeHy

A unicorn from EXOplanet which can heal all diseases if he shows his abs.

An African term starting with the prefix 'le', which commonly indicates a noun class in Bantu languages. The root 'dulawelo' likely relates to a physical object, action, or concept within the cultural context.

An African term starting with the prefix 'le', which commonly indicates a noun class in Bantu languages. The root 'gugogto' likely relates to a physical object, action, or concept within the cultural context.

A term from African languages referring to cultural concepts or everyday objects.

A slang expression from Senegal and Congo used in informal contexts. [Note: This is a basic definition - community contribution needed for more accurate information]

Lekker Share definition An originally Dutch or Afrikaans (South African) word. It used to be used only for food, as in tasty. But now in slang it also means sexy or hot. Often used to describe an attractive boy or girl. It might also be used just as a replacement of cool or sweet. In this case, it is often followed by teh word man. Probalably got adapted into the modern English language because of the South Africans. Who hae more interactions with the British and American that the Netherlands has. As in tasty: That pizza was pretty damn lekker. As in sexy/hot: Did you check ou that guy in the shoe store? He is so lekker. As in cool/sweet: -Guess what? Iw on the first prize! - Lekker man! by Izzy Miss Murder March 04, 2007 Flag Get the Lekker mug.

A term from African languages referring to cultural concepts or everyday objects.

An African term starting with the prefix 'le', which commonly indicates a noun class in Bantu languages. The root 'nug' likely relates to a physical object, action, or concept within the cultural context.

A term from African languages referring to cultural concepts or everyday objects.