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

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

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 01, 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

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

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