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Lamba Lolo 

The Word Come from a Kenyan Slang (sheng) which is popular among the youths it means to "go fuck yourself"/"Fuck off" in explicit Concept and Mind Mind your Business kind, or Get busy with something destructive like Lollypop.

In a layman's language it means to Leak a lollipop or give a blowjob
That chick Knows how to Lamba Lolo (she know how to give a blow Job)
The Senator Ali-Lamba Lolo (The senator was Fucked)
What will you tell your mates, Let them wa-Lambe lolo ( the friends will mind their business)
Lamba Lolo by arwanitoh May 13, 2018
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lamba lolo 

Originated from Kenya, the phrase initially meant giving oral sex. The statement later became a catchphrase used all over to tease people or bring some cheer. Nothing more to it, its just really funny
Random guy: Can someone please show me how to cook 'ugali'?
other random guy: Lamba LoLo random guy 1
lamba lolo by juniperlee May 27, 2018

Lamba Lolo 

A famous phrase among Kenyans on the internet but nodoby knows what it means.
Peter; My wife just left me.

Josh; Lamba Lolo son

Peter; wtf does that mean?

Josh; don't know either, check urban dictionary.
Lamba Lolo by Farahutd May 14, 2018

Lamba Lolo 

This is kenyan slang used to describe perfoming oral sex on a woman specifically sucking the clitoris
John: Manze my girl just left me
Brayo: Ni kwa sababu ulikataa kulamba lolo, lamba lolo uone akikataa kukuwacha
Lamba Lolo by Johntemwas July 6, 2018

Lamba Lolo 

Famous Kenyan phrase which no one knows what it means sources say it means I love yoy
I Lamba Lolo you 😘
Lamba Lolo by rotista July 4, 2018

girl grip 

The ability girls and women have developed to hold several items at once in one hand. The skill has been developed due to the lack of pockets in women's clothing.
I thought she'd need multiple trips to carry her phone, keys, wallet, and Starbucks to her car since she needed the other hand to open the door, but she used her impressive girl grip to carry everything in one hand.
girl grip by SillyMilly33 July 31, 2023
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