A term often used to butress a point or to accentuate a statement. Mostly comes at the end of the sentence.
This fragrance wey you spray just dey scent scatter
Home
Guy make we cribside
Origin: Port Harcourt
1. Give up the ghost. 2. Break down.
That car engine don kpafuka tey tey.
Someone who is smart/fast.
That babe na sharpito.
Origin: Warri
Contraption for I don't care attitude.
You dey do adonkia now Wey people dey advice you.
Origin: Lagos
Get close to.
No make noise as you go Yankee when you never smell airport before.
To get faulty/spoilt
Babe, that phone get fault. My car don get fault.
To act tough.
You dey form Rambo now abi? Make she dey dia dey for Rambo.
Placed at the end of sentences for emphasis and effect.
I go break bottle for your head o!
It refers to a large bottle of Guinness stout.
Madam abeg give my guy odeku and nkwobi.
Origin: Aba
Used when a man or woman of high standing is belittled.
See as mopol thrash that guy, a whole director for that matter.
Ekelebe
Ozwor
klop
Maga
Werey
Loose-Guard
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