Definition of -adj

-adj

suffix

• adjective marker suffix

  Last edited on Oct 11 2024. Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 11 2024.

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cheesed off	Definitions include: angry or annoyed.
road rash	Definitions include: superficial injuries (i.e. scrapes and scratches) caused by sliding along a road.
bod	Definitions include: body.
roach coach	Definitions include: A modified van of sorts, serving food to construction/office areas, mainly during lunch hours.
loc'd out	Definitions include: "locals only" + "out", where the "out" is used to amplify the word preceding and connote casualness.
R & B	Definitions include: rhythm and blues.
salty balls	Definitions include: To be annoyed, irritated or mad.
street smarts	Definitions include: knowledge about life on the streets.
smash and grab	Definitions include: a robbery performed by smashing a window, grabbing things from inside, and leaving quickly.
Kasmay	Definitions include: 'Kasam' is a word which simply translates to 'I swear'. This word is used in various South Asian languages such as Hindi/Urdu/Punjabi/Mirpuri.

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