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The liner notes for Goodie Mob’s 1998 album Still Standing includes this two-page section, where Khujo Goodie listed out a dictionary (or in this case, a “slumtionary”) of slang terms that he frequently used. Words have been transcribed exactly as they appear in the liner notes.
Believe it or not,...
No Dis/No Dat
Meaning that something has been confirmed. (e.g. "I'm gon' be a millionaire by age 30. No dat!")
4:30pm
Things are not going your way (e.g. "That was 4:30 how you left me at the party last night wit' buddy ’nem.")
Crumbsnatchers
Beggars, also referred to as unwanted children. (e.g. "I can't stop at a red light without all these crumbsnatchers knocking on my window.")
Off-brand Frap
A lame girl. (e.g. "This off-brand frap tried to sneak into VIP and got thrown out.")
Fie Fie Deleesh
Something serious, "that butter." (e.g. "Shawty got dat fie fie deleesh.")
Slick
A person with much game, a person with sneaky or rat-like ways. (e.g. "You think you slick, but ’cuh ain't.")
You Short
Things aren't going to happen for you. Down on yo luck, stuck like chuck. Lacking loose ends. (e.g. "I know I owe you thirty but you short ’cause I don't get paid until the first.")
Twelve
Petty officers. (e.g. "Ma cuz ’nem was apprehended by twelve yesterday.")
Slums
A place where rich white folks don't come, poor white trash hide and a paradise for thugs. (e.g. Devils - "All types of business transactions are conducted in the slums.")
D-An-Kay
Good chief. (e.g. "I gets my D-An-Kay from Church street.")
Presidential
A private stock seldomly shared with the rest of the clan. (e.g. "When I asked who had been in my presidential, didn't nobody know nothin', say nothin', or do nothin'.")
Lob
Lobster. (e.g. "Butta wit' ma lob please." Gipp Quote)
Red Dogs
Drug Enforcement Agency. Certified Robbing Crew. (e.g. "The Red Dogs were injured during the drug raid.")
Hotel 2-5-4
Pre-trial detention center. (e.g. "Nobody wants to stay at hotel 2-5-4.")
SWATS
Southwest Atlanta. Southwest A-Town. (e.g. "Everybody wants to move to SWATS.")
E-Pat
East Point Atlanta. (e.g. "Your lights will get turned out quick in E-Pat.")
Old Nat'l
Old National. (e.g. "I just left Old Nat'l, baby nine still smokin'." (Cod Breeze Rhyme)
Heavy
Chevrolets. (e.g. "Ese got them fresh heavies for sale.")
Hog
Cadillac. (e.g. "Gipp drives the hog all the way to Orlando.")
O
Mustang. (e.g. "My man 'T' gotta O.")
Dairy Products
(Cheese, Cheddar, Cream) - Money. (e.g. "When I go to da club, I like to have plenty of cheddar in my pockets.")
Jainky
Something/Somebody that's not right; Doesn't look or smell good; shadey. (e.g. "Buddy ’nem be doin' some jainky stuff.")
Flush
To make a move from point A to point B. (e.g. "I'm trying to flush, but this nagging wife of mine won't let me go.")
Puem
To scratch out. To leave black marks on the street, in a hurry. (e.g. "He puemed before I could get a chance to burn one.")
Ben-one
To light up, smoke out. (e.g. "I'm fin' to ben-one.")
Bail
A large amount of pounds. (e.g. "He had plenty of bails but the local Hatas seen the stash spot.")
Khujo’s Slumtionary was written by Khujo Goodie.
Goodie Mob released Khujo’s Slumtionary on Tue Apr 07 1998.