Geographical & Cultural English - Nigerian English

(Nigerian) dog meat, often used in certain local cuisines

(Nigerian) a university student or graduate

(Nigerian) a wealthy man who dates much younger women and spends money on them

(Nigerian; plural only) stylish or fashionable clothes

(Nigerian) to fail, especially in the context of an exam or test

(Nigerian; plural only) food or a meal

(Nigerian) moonshine or illicitly brewed alcohol

(Nigerian) used to suggest that someone is being delusional or not making sense

(Nigerian) used to express awe, amazement, or excitement

(Nigerian) extremely beautiful, attractive, or captivating

(Nigerian) to deliberately ignore or neglect someone or something

(Nigerian) any foreign country, usually referring to places outside Nigeria

(Nigerian) describing someone who has lived or traveled abroad, often with foreign influences

(Nigerian) the city of Jos in Nigeria

(Nigerian) a street food stall selling traditional Nigerian dishes

(Nigerian) moonshine or illicitly brewed alcohol

(Nigerian) illegally brewed or homemade alcohol

(Nigerian) a drink, particularly an alcoholic beverage

(Nigerian) to unlawfully take something or someone

(Nigerian) a small person, often used affectionately or humorously

(Nigerian) teeth

(Nigerian) a person's village or ancestral hometown

(Nigerian) to insult or disrespect someone