geev 'um
Meaning: give it to them
Usage: Encouragement or aggression
"Geev 'um, brah!"
"No hold back, geev um!"
Origin: English
What does "geev 'um" mean in Hawaiian Pidgin?
"geev 'um" means "give it to them" in Hawaiian Pidgin. Encouragement or aggression.
How do you pronounce "geev 'um"?
"geev 'um" is pronounced "geev UM". Click the "Hear Pronunciation" button above to listen!
How do you use "geev 'um" in a sentence?
Example: "Geev 'um, brah!"
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give it your all, go for it, try hard
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go for it, take a chance, try it, risk it, You should try it
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the thing, whatchamacallit
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go do it better, do it better, you should do better
rubbah slippahs
flip flops, sandals, flip-flops
talk story
chat, converse
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