100% shares at clover – A woman with big breasts (Sent in by Siya Buthelezi)

How to describe a girl using slang

That car is beautiful, the bonnet is a hot,  the wheels look like a size 17inches, the fender is wide though,The reverse side looks good/plate number is well fitted, but yah…I guess the way this car looks….it must have power and speed…I wonder how much it cost and not sure about the model, I hope the owner does not like driving on the yellow lane/emergency lane/fast lane

The car ~ The woman/girl
The bonnet is hot ~ Her face is beautiful
The Wheels looks like a 17 inches ~ She’s got fuller legs
The fender is wider – She’s got wide hips
The reverse side/plate number/registration no ~ The butt/bum
The It must have power and speed ~ She must be a hot chick
I wonder how much it cost ~ I wonder what it take to be with her
I’m not sure what model the car is ~ I wonder what her age is
I hope the owner does not drive on the fast late – I hope she not a b**ch/whore/prostitute

2 BOB - 20c. Origins from British money . (Sent by Sarah Maseko)

411 – Giving someone the latest news and gossip.

5 BOB – 50c. Origins from British money. (Sent by Sarah Maseko)

6 no 9 – (Origin: When you flip over a 6 it looks like a 9 and vice versa) It means same difference. Like potato, potatoe.

6,9 – One says these numbers when you need to use the toilet. (Sent in by Virginia)

18 – Refers to your true girlfriend, Slang used mostly in Mahwelereng Township, Mokopane in Limpopo. (Sent by Phala Medupi)

9,9 – Straight talk e.g I am telling you 9,9 means telling you straight (sent by Naledi Modise.)

Ama- Arab – means petrol

African Bank – refers to big breasts (Sent in by noni1978)

Audi TT – Someone without a car.. TT refers to TEN TOES.. (Shared by Nombuso20 on Twitter), Also see Johnnie Walker

Ayoba – A made-up word meaning “cool”, and given continent-wide currency after its appropriation as a World Cup slogan by MTN, Africa’s biggest mobile phone company.

ATM bombers – it refers to girls who love money. Especially girls that love spending all their boyfriend’s money. (Sent in by Tebogo Mashike)

Aweh: Pronounced – Ah-where. This is used as a greeting all over the Coloured communities. “Aweh jy, hoesit ?” (Sent in by Noel Beyers)

Abomasgebengu – the meaning of it means girls who are players and goldiggers. - (Sent in by Palesa Malepe)

Amabinneplaas – township slang meaning players who are with small local teams. Origin is afrikaans, with ‘binne’ meaning inside / localized. eg. Amabinneplaas, the South African national development squad, will meet Mozambique in the final of the Cosafa Senior Challenge after beating Zambia 1-0 at Thulamahashe Stadium in Bushbuckridge, Mpumalanga.South African under-20 national soccer team. (Sent in by Mboniseni Nemaangani)Amawaza – It means nonsense. arbs.

Amanzi amamncane- means; its just a small problem that will be solved easily. (Sent in by Siphiwe Nkutha.

Ayobaness -popular salute; also refers to the post-kwaito (Facebook) generation.

Amachips – Sex (Thembela_Maqungo)

Amajita – Refers to a group of guys. It is also the name of the

Ama-get-down – Refers to dancing or to have a party . E.g “Sizobe sishaya ama-get-down le-weekend,” (translate: we will be having a party and dancing this weekend).

Amashwang-shwang or Amashwang-shweng – Means a nice/beautiful hair style by a lady.

Alfred Khuzwayo – means an AK-47 as in “Ngi zom’ thethisa nge Alfred Khuzwayo” (translate: “I’ll shoot him down with an AK-47″.)

Ama-chochoroach - It means thugs or crminals.
Uses: There are too many Ama-chochoroach in this town – meaning there are lot of thugs in this town. (Sent in by Bridget Sekhula)

Arbs – They don’t have a name yet. Or names. They are

Archie – Refers to a passage or an alley. (Sent in Tshitso Gratitude Tladi)

Ashie – (Origins: Ashes are cases by fire, which was started with matches) A box of matches. (Sent in by Vincent Kunutu)

Autie - Means a boy (Sent in by Vincent Lekalakala)