Shota

Sesto San Giovanni’ street slang word used to talk without “sgami” about joints.

“Bro, i caramba, throw the shota away fast!!”

by simoo_._ December 08, 2021

sbocco

Italian slang meaning puke or vomit.
Often use to describe something that sucks.

Guy 1: “Hey fra, check out this beer!”
#2 Guy: *takes a sip and spits it* “Cazzo it’s disgusting, che sbocco!”
(It was a Corona)

by simoo_._ December 08, 2021

roiz

Milan’s street slang meaning money.

#1Guy: “Bro, you want to collare a shota?”
#2Guy: “Fra, I have no roiz”

by simoo_._ December 08, 2021

Sgamo

Milano’ street slang word used to refer to:

-Actions or words that may get someone in trouble with the police

-Snitch someone

*On the phone with the plug*

-“Fra, can you bring me 5g of weed”
-“Wtf bro, you’re on the phone don’t make sgamo!”

by simoo_._ December 08, 2021

Collare

Milan’ street slang meaning to put money in 2 or more people usually to buy weed or alcohol but can be used also for food and more.

“Fra, what are we doing for tonight’s party?”
“I don’t know ask who can collare for da bere and we’ll see”

by simoo_._ December 08, 2021

Caramba

Italian Slang word used to talk about Carabinieri (italian police force).
Usually in a bad way.

“Those pieces of shit Caramba took all my fumo”

by simoo_._ December 08, 2021