Sei ho, also written “Seihor” or “Sei h)”, is a Ghanaian Fante jargon invented in Takoradi and commonly spoken in the Western regions. Used amongst peers to indicate a job well done, it translates into Ghanaian pidgin English as “Spoil there”, which is more widely spoken in the country.
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Get the Ho-rrific mug.A genre of film, novel, etc. that is both romance and horror. Ro-Ho is similarly pronounced as “rojo” the spanish word for red.
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Short form of "Tim Hortons," a widely popular coffee shop/restaurant based in Canada
The term is used widely by Canadians when referring to the aforementioned business and is quite restricted to Canadians, who normally understand the meaning behind the term
The term is used widely by Canadians when referring to the aforementioned business and is quite restricted to Canadians, who normally understand the meaning behind the term
A: "Hey, I'm in the mood for a coffee"
B: "Sure, we can stop off at the next Timmy Ho's if you'd like"
B: "Sure, we can stop off at the next Timmy Ho's if you'd like"
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