White South African vernacular to describe someone of a darker hue. Pejorative term used for years within earshot of the subject. See also zot kaffir
by Hugobear2 April 27, 2018
A rare case of a word that can only be used under license. License applications can only be considered from those with very dark skin, extensive collections of necklace jewellery and a lack of a high school diploma. Use without such license can often result in death.
by Hugobear2 April 27, 2018
White South African vernacular used to describe those of a much darker complexion. Derived from the sound a bullet makes when it hits one during the war in South West Africa. See also ‘floppy’
by Hugobear2 April 27, 2018
A much misunderstood breed used to hunt raccoons in North America. Not Sophie and Julian’s pet spaniel who bit the postman because he was unaccustomed to black people.
by Hugobear2 April 27, 2018