Hyderabadi
Hyderabadi lingo include words like 'Nakko' (No Thanks!), 'Kya Miyan' (What's up dude!), 'Potti' (A girl!), Kaiku re (Why ?),Pinde ki baat
Hyderabadi by Sneakyway July 4, 2007
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hyderabadi by hyderia243 January 15, 2013
Hyderabaddie
A hyderabaddie is a female from Hyderabad, India who puts the spice in spicy and the sauce in saucy. She's an attractive, well-dressed, eyebrows on fleek, and highlighted cheeks type of badass gal. She's educated, ambitious, and otw to steal yo man. Think regular Baddie amplified by 100.
Erin: "My friend Alinto isn't just a baddie, she's a Hyderabaddie"
Jared: "I'm trying to find the right girl for me."
Andrew: "What type of girl do you like?"
Jared: "I like bad bitches."
Andrew: "You should go for Alinto. She's a Hyderabaddie."
Jared: "I'm trying to find the right girl for me."
Andrew: "What type of girl do you like?"
Jared: "I like bad bitches."
Andrew: "You should go for Alinto. She's a Hyderabaddie."
Hyderabaddie by Hyderabaddie August 7, 2019
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NALSAR, Hyderabad
Arguably India's best law school. Home to the best lawyers. The average IQ here beats that of the lesser known law school in Bangalore, their long standing rival. Headed by a Brave Lion this law school is every law school aspirant's dream. Located on the outskirts of Hyderabad, is close to the little hamlet of Shamirpet. Locally known as Yan Yay Yal Yas Yay YAr
NALSARITE of Yore
NALSAR, Hyderabad hones one's logical acumen to make the finest lawyers of the country.
NALSAR, Hyderabad hones one's logical acumen to make the finest lawyers of the country.
NALSAR, Hyderabad by Amardas Mangalchand J. December 14, 2010
Hyderabad
A city in south-central India, home of the infamous Char Minar. If you're from here, you're cool. If not, you suck.
Hyderbadi are known to be very lazy (or as we like to say "laid-back"), never on time, and basically loafers.
But, gee golly whiz, When we want to and when we put our minds to it, we own your mom!
Hyderbadi are known to be very lazy (or as we like to say "laid-back"), never on time, and basically loafers.
But, gee golly whiz, When we want to and when we put our minds to it, we own your mom!
Hyderabad by hexyhobbit April 14, 2005
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