Used in part as a greeting to a friend, Native to a small part of yorkshire and shortend from the word Banjomofo.
Used in conjunction with the term Shabba in reply and acknowledgment to a friend or well wisher (see example).
Also shortend into Banj.
Used in conjunction with the term Shabba in reply and acknowledgment to a friend or well wisher (see example).
Also shortend into Banj.
Friend 1: "Morning Banjo!"
Friend 2: "Alright Shabba!"
Friend 1: "Banjo"
Friend 2: "Shabba"
Friend 1: "Shabba Banjo"
Friend 1: "Fancy a pint after work Banj?"
Friend 2: "Too right shabba!"
Friend 2: "Alright Shabba!"
Friend 1: "Banjo"
Friend 2: "Shabba"
Friend 1: "Shabba Banjo"
Friend 1: "Fancy a pint after work Banj?"
Friend 2: "Too right shabba!"
by Fyrewyre October 28, 2006
Common mispelling of the term banjo, used as an excuse for writers error.
Also used in reference to a friend.
Also used in reference to a friend.
Mark: bano
FW: you need more rest dude its got a "J" in it
Mark: nope, thats my new one
Mark: I do need more rest mate but i've moved on to bano
FW: I approve of this product and or service
Mark: youre not a small stringed instrument from the porches of america anymore
Mark: You're a spanish bathroom
FW: I'm putting this one on urban dictionary right now
FW: you need more rest dude its got a "J" in it
Mark: nope, thats my new one
Mark: I do need more rest mate but i've moved on to bano
FW: I approve of this product and or service
Mark: youre not a small stringed instrument from the porches of america anymore
Mark: You're a spanish bathroom
FW: I'm putting this one on urban dictionary right now
by Fyrewyre June 10, 2008