South African English term for a segment of a citrus fruit — most commonly a segment of an orange.
South African English term for a segment of a citrus fruit — most commonly a segment of an orange. The word is widely used in everyday South African speech, particularly in Cape Afrikaans-influenced varieties. It has a warm, informal register.
She peeled the orange and handed out skyfies to each of the kids.
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(South Africa, slang) A cigarette.
(South Africa, slang) To smoke cigarettes.
South African slang for something utterly revolting, gross, or repulsive — physical or otherwise. Pronounced quickly and spat out with attitude, sif can describe a festering wound, a disgusting smell, terrible food, or a morally gross piece of behaviour. It's versatile enough to cover the physical and the figurative, and carries a strong emotional charge — this isn't mild distaste, it's full visceral rejection. Common in South African Cape slang and widely understood across the country's youth slang landscape.
(South Africa, slang, derogatory) softie; weakling; pussy.
(South Africa) segment, especially of an orange.
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