BaltimoreFrog's definitions

Y’ear

East Baltimore slang for “Do you understand?” Also used as just “year”. (adapted from “you hear?”, but is used as a genuine question rather than a rhetorical).

Want em down inna wippur, y’ear or nah?

by BaltimoreFrog May 14, 2024

Bmore

Bmore, (Bulmore, B-more, balti, bmmore and balmor) Are the main ways of slang for spelling Baltimore.

Me n jittle we went tew Bmore yesterday

by BaltimoreFrog May 14, 2024

Wippur

a wippur, (also a Whip, wipper, whippin, or whit) is slang in East baltimore for a car, generally one of high expense or fanciness

We den drove out in duh wippur down in em avenues

by BaltimoreFrog May 14, 2024

Fuhilatoogin

Fuhilatoogin, Funilitoogin, or a Futtleyang is slang in East Baltimore for a random person, similarly used for someone not necessarily your friend.

Man 1: Duh jittles n me done gotten on the avenues in the wippur
Man 2: Man u a Fuhilatoogin to em down in er

by BaltimoreFrog May 14, 2024

Stroan

Stroan (Shtroah, Steron, or Steroan) is someone who you are referring to in a sentence, similar to “bro, or nigga”. it is commonly used in Baltimore.

Man: Yo dis stroan ain’t even got it on cuh
Man 2: Nah u playin frl

by BaltimoreFrog June 1, 2024

Jittleyang

A Jittleyang (Jittle or Jit for short) is East Baltimore slang for a friend. (Jit was adapted and used in New York and Philadelphia slang as well, but originated in East Baltimore).

Me n duh jittleyangs we den hoppin on duh fuhilyoots up down em, year or nah?

by BaltimoreFrog May 14, 2024