totus
Meaning: fart
Usage: Plantation-era slang word for breaking wind or flatulence.
"Who wen make totus in da car?!"
"Crack da window, someone wen make totus."
Origin: Portuguese plantation loanword
What does "totus" mean in Hawaiian Pidgin?
"totus" means "fart" in Hawaiian Pidgin. Plantation-era slang word for breaking wind or flatulence..
How do you pronounce "totus"?
"totus" is pronounced "TOH-toos". Click the "Hear Pronunciation" button above to listen!
How do you use "totus" in a sentence?
Example: "Who wen make totus in da car?!"
make ass
embarrass oneself, make a fool of oneself in public
malama your boto
Take care of your private parts
'ōkole
buttocks, rear end, behind, human rear end
bagasu
useless residue, worthless person, scoundrel
benjo
restroom, toilet, bathroom
botan
button, snap fastener
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