Hip-Hop Slang, Jargon, and New Words from Double-Tongued Dictionary

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wodie n. “wodie”-just like dog or bruh….Whazzatnin wodie. [Black English English United States Hip-Hop] [full cite] (Jun. 26, 2004)

wodie n. A “wodie” is basically a New Orleans slang for “associate” or “homie,” and it’s pronounced WHOA-DEE. [Black English English United States Lousiana Hip-Hop] [full cite] (Jun. 26, 2004)

wody n. wody(long O). [Black English English United States Hip-Hop] [full cite] (Jun. 26, 2004)

yaddaskeeton n. It’s different. It has more meaning because it’s coming out of the Bay Area, where we all come from. Plus, the beats and style are a lot different from anything else I’ve heard. It brings about new words, like “goin’ dumb’”yellow bus” and “yaddaskeeton.” Anything crazy—that’s what hyphy’s all about. [English Hip-Hop New or Nonce Slang] [full cite] (Aug. 16, 2006)

yak n. Their discovery of cognac—“yak” as they affectionately call it—started a fashion among young black Americans who, in a practice considered heresy in France, mix it with fruit juices to make cocktails such as French Connection and Incredible Hulk. The rappers even wrote songs about Hennessy Cognac, referring to it as “Henny” or “Henn-dog.” [English Food & Drink Hip-Hop Slang Nickname] [full cite] (Jan. 29, 2009)

yellow bus n. It’s different. It has more meaning because it’s coming out of the Bay Area, where we all come from. Plus, the beats and style are a lot different from anything else I’ve heard. It brings about new words, like “goin’ dumb’”yellow bus” and “yaddaskeeton.” Anything crazy—that’s what hyphy’s all about. [English Hip-Hop Slang] [full cite] (Aug. 16, 2006)

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