shabaab

Literally means "young men" in Arabic, but is commonly used to refer to "the boys". In Dubai it is used to refer to your boys, or eg. homies, gang, posse, clique. It is used also to refer to the people who will back you up in a fight.
"Ohh you wanna mess around now? I'll bring my shabaab!!" or "Don't fuck with me, i know half the shabaab of Dubai!"
by kikkoman69 June 08, 2004
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hashkal

Used by youth in Middle East - Dubai in particular - to describe a loser, wannabe, poser etc who hang around "the places to be" on the weekend just to be seen. Plural = "hashakel"
"Look at those hashakel hangin' around Burger King" or "Nah man i dont wanna go ther, too many hashakel"
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bagshot

To inhale the smoke from a marijuana joint or bong, and blow it into another person's mouth. See shotgun
"Yo man, give me a bagshot from that"
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chumchum

Made-up word, commonly used among the Arabic youth of Abu Dhabi and Dubai, it means a woman's ass, or booty or bum. Used alongside cooras}.
Wow this place is hot! We're surrounded by cooras and chumchums!
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mile a minute

The velocity of 60mph. Duh. hehe. An alternative expression to the aforementioned definition.
My Hamman-tuned BMW M5 can reach a mile a minute speed from zero in 4 seconds! ( I wish haha )
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Dao Ming Si

An expression of extreme shock and anguish, a reaction to a catastrophe of horrific magnitude.
When your house is broken into and your entire possessions and life savings are stolen and ransacked, and you're entire family is slaughtered and dismembered and you are paralyzed from shock. (Basically, you're life is over)..You would say "Dao Ming Si" and thats all..
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ek dum barabir?

Following the popularity of a flash-oriented website called Fanta Shokata, which featured clips of East Indian movies which u can add your own subtitles and give it your own meaning. In one clip, a character says "Ek Dum, Barabir?" Which sounded like he was saying "Whats up, Barabir?" or something similar. So it is semi-popularly used to say hey or whats up among Montreal youth.
when you call someone and they pick up "Ek Dum, Barabir??" or "Ek Dum!!"
by kikkoman69 June 08, 2004
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