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Key Vocabulary promoting to encourage people to like, buy, use, do, or support something brother (US informal) sometimes used by a black man to address or refer to another black man (people) hanging from the rafters very crowded rafter any of the large, sloping pieces of wood that support a roof man (mainly US informal) used when talking to someone, especially a man. In very informal social situations, man is sometimes used as a greeting or form of address to a man. damn (informal, rude, emphasis) damn is used by some people to emphasize what they are saying sister (informal) a form of address to a woman or girl, used esp by Black people in the US Jesus Jesus is used by some people to express surprise, shock, or annoyance. This use could cause offence dude (slang) a fellow; chap (slang) a general term of address used to a man, woman, or group to be cut to have well-defined muscles and little fat, to be very athletic “freak me” “frick” is just what people say in place of fuck and it’s not as offensive yo, ese (Spanish) hey, man You know what I’m sayin’? Verbal filler. Like “like,” “um,” “uh,” “y’know,” and so on. grill If someone is up in your grill then they are in your face and invading the personal space homes if someone calls you your homie synonymous with homes That’s like calling someone your brother “what’s up homie?” “what’s up homes?” hookup could have a few meanings. If you “hook up” with someone they are a sexual partner. If someone is “your hookup” that usually is a way to refer to them as your drug dealer. “I have a weed hookup” means “I know someone who sells marijuana.” The drug dealer may also be referred to as “the plug” or a host of other terms depending on what part of America you’re in and what circle of friends you’re around. Most people don’t do drugs, and even fewer are creative. nigga don’t ever use the “nigga” or “nigger” word. White people will say “the N-word” instead of saying it. Black people can use that word, as well as white people who grew up in the black community or white people who are prejudiced against black people.