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بشر, يبشر
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(baSHara, yabSHur)To peel, scrape, shave of, scratch, grate, shred. The pro-lifer was a pro-choice baSHara (basher) because he hated how they would peel, scrape, shave off, scratch, grate, shred a growing life. He would say “yabSHur (are you absolutely sure) you’re not going to hell for this sin?
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خبز, يخبز, الخبز
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(KHabaza, yaKHbiz, al-KHabz)To bake. KHabaza (because the biz) of baking is in their blood, the baker wanted his kids to do it too. Sometimes, they were like yaKHbiz (yuck, biz) of baking sounds lame, but they stayed in it KHabz (cause the biz) of baking is lucrative.
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خفق, يخفق, الخفق, الخفقان, الخفوق
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(KHafaqa, yaKHfiq, KHafq, KHafaqaan, KHufuuQ) To shake, vibrate, tremble. When you buy egss, you need to be KHafaqa (careful because) if you shake, vibrate or tremble with them, they’ll break. You’ll be like yaKH (yack) like looking at Joey fiq (Fick, guy I went to high school with) and you KHafq (could blank) up the whole dish and KHafaqaan (cause blanking) up a dish you put effort into sucks. Yeah, it’s not KHu (cool) to fuuQ (blank) up a dish you’re making.
To beat, whip (eggs, cream). When you beat, whip eggs or cream, you need to be KHafaqa (careful because) you’ll get it all over if you’re too aggressive. You’ll yaKH (yack) like looking at Joey fiq (Fick, guy I went to high school with) and you KHafq (could blank) up the whole dish and KHafaqaan (cause blanking) up a dish you put effort into sucks. Yeah, it’s not KHu (cool) to fuuQ (blank) up a dish you’re making. |
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خلط, يخلط, الخلط
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(KHalaTa, yaKHlit, KHalT) To mix, mingle, combine, blend (ب with). KHalaTa (Colette) didn’t mix well with Jesse, because she was like a busy bi (bee).
To confuse, confound, mix up (بين between two things, mistake (و بين s.th. for). When she was in rehab, KHalaTa (Colette) confused between me and the she was biina (buying) drugs from. |
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سخن, يسخن, السخونة, سخانة, سخنة
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(saKHuna, yasKhun, suKHuuna, saKHaanah, suKHnah)To warm up, be be or become hot or warm, to be feverish. In the old cartoons, a St. Bernard would come and give people scotch to saKHuna (suck on) to warm up, get feverish if they were freezing. It would give yasKHun (you a schooner). When you would suKHuuna (suck on a) drink like that, you felt warmer. Smart liqour store owners would put a little card on there saying, “visit suKHnah (سوقنا, our suq).
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سلق, يسلق, السلق
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(salaqa, yasluq, salq) To boil, poach. You need to think about your salaqa (soul because) it’s gonna be yasluq (your luck) that Satan will boil, poach you for eternity. Think about your salq (soul because) of this!
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طبخ, يطبخ, الطبخ
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(TabaKHa, yaTbuKHu, TabKH)To cook. Pretty much every professional cook I’ve ever met loves his TabaKHa (tobacco), yaT (yet) loves his cooking buKH (book) too. The TabKH (tobacco) helps with cooking because you need something to do on break.
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عجن, يعجن, العجن
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(‘ajana, ya’ijn, ‘ajn)To knead. The baker who is trying to lose weight was just ‘ajana (itching) to knead bread for pastries. He said, “ya’ijn (oh Jinn), help me stop ‘ajn (itching) for bread to knead.
To soak (something in). The jinn said, “you’ll stop ‘ajana (itching) to eat bread if you go soak your head. |
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غطا, يغطي, الغطو
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(gaTaa, yagTuw, al-gaTw)To cover, cover up. With a concealed weapon permit, you can carry a "gaTaa" (gat), under YagTii (your T-Shirt) if you want and you can kill a "GaTw" (gatto, cat), but cover it up.
To cover ( ب with). As Faith will tell you, cover it up or ب (Buffy) will find you. |
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غلى يغلي الغليان الغلي
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(galaa yaglii al-galy al-galayaan) To boil, bubble up. When the crazy woman found out the guy she likes alread has a galaa (gal), she wrote her a crazy note saying yaglii (you ugly), went nto her galay (galley) kitchen aan (and) boiled her bunny rabbit which was galy (expensive).
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قطع, يقطع, القطع
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(qaTa‘a, yaqTa‘u, qaT‘)To cut off, break off, cut across. One of the guys from eye for the straight guy went up to a guy and "qaTa‘a" (cut the tie( he was wearing saying "yaqTa‘" (yuck, your tie) "alqaT‘" (I will cut) it again if you put on another one.
To cut ( إلى into). He qaTa’a (cut his tie) because it made him ilaa (ill). |
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مشواة ج مشاو
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(miSHwaah, maSHaawin)Grill, gridiron. One of the things people like about grills is that you miSHwaah (مش don’t wash) it when you’re done. Plus, in the suburbs, everyone is like maSHaawin (me showing) my neighbors my new grill.
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ملأ, يملأ, الملء, الملأة
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(mal’, yaml’, al-mal’, al-mal’ah)To fill, fill up, occupy ( with ب) Spanish speaking Jews and Muslims think it's muy mal’ (bad) to fill your mouth with ham (ء), or even to let it occupy their kitchen. They think Bi (Buffy) will come get them. They’re torn when they fill their mouths with it. They’re like, “yaml’ (yum..لا like they can’t deide if it’s good or bad). It’s mal’ (mal, bad in Spanish لا). It’s mal’ah (mal, bad in Spanish, then ahhh, like they give in).
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