In South Africa, a klonkie is a somewhat (if the person saying it isnt a klonkie, that is) for a person who is "coloured" or of mixed race. Klonkies are some of the coolest people in South Africa, nay the earth; they're totally laid back and friendly and have their own language, a mixture of Afrikaans,English, and American gangster talk in which dey tawks sumfing laaik dis jou ken wat ek saying fir YO? Klonkie girls are also really hot (when they arent Meth addicts with no teeth that is) but they always have big scary Klonkie boyfriends who would fuck you up seven hundred different ways if they caught you looking at their girls the wrong way. Mostly found in the Western Cape in South Africa, especially the Cape Flats. There are also a lot of Klonkie stand up comedians

a short hand form of the word "brother", Cape variation of the American "bro". Used most often by locals, gangsters and surfers

Papsak:"Flatbag" is a description of the silver foiled bag inside a box of whine..The word originated from the CapeFlats in South-Africa,and is used to describe a cheap wine beverage that gets enjoyed by the cape-coloureds.

This word originated in the cape flats, south africa and is used by the coloured youth and gangsters. It carries a variety of meanings which include: to mess up, to hurt, to inflict serious damage/pain. The noun of the word generally means ugly or not in a working condition/state.

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Common reference for food by Cape Flats locals in colloqial speech.

A social trend dating back to the 1940's or so amongst coloured people (mixed race) in the Cape Flats townships of Cape Town, South Africa, where the front 4 incisors are removed from one's mouth, thereby facilitating oral sex. This is often rued by the older generation, who regret their desire to give better head when they hit their 40's.

What people from New England call soft shell clams. They are know by the name steamers because that is how they are best cooked. They are usually dipped in melted butter and sometimes garlic or wine sauce.