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Sheng republic: The latest sheng in town

Here is the latest sheng in town:

1.    Fa me – Girls 2.   Daa’nce – Rave 3.   Kuseti – Placing a Bet 4.    Laz’e – Weed 5. Webeg - Weed 6.    Mesty – School 7.    Ngithe – Accounts or  savings 8.    KDF – Muguka 9.  Ma-red Rose- Beautiful girls 10.    Njui – Fifty Bob 11.    Kuteveva - Being scared 12.    Niko wire – I am broke 13.    Muinengi - Another one 14.    Godha – Steal 15.    Bombee – Rich Person 16.   Nyambisha – Fire a gun 17.   Omre – Good friend 18.   Odo – Money 19.    Seng’eng’a – Day dreaming 20 Ug – Ugali 21.    Thofo – Fat woman 22.    Yeda – Wing man 23.    Gondo – Pregnant 24.    Sogi – Watchman 25.    Mkoro or  Monsai – Mum 26.    Mzengazwang – A man or  a boy 27.    Mboi – Counterfeit 28.    Kujaa Gas – Getting angry 29.    Mless – A son or daughter 30.   Gwara – To fail 31.    Kuwa mfuko – Being rich 32.    Kukuwa Liquid – Having     money 33.   Maweng’ – Money 34.    Cheza kama wewe –     Make it happen or make  it count 35.    Lamba Lolo – Licking  lollipop 36.    Badest- Bad guy 37.    Cheza chini – Ignore or avoid 38.    Mnonyi – Liquor 39.    Masound – Music 40.    Hustle – Buzz 41.    Radar – Plan 42.    Bangaisa – Hustle 43.    Tuchapiane – Lets’ talk 44.    Tutalink – Will talk later 45.    Kwara  or cheza hard –  Say no 46.    Mneti – Internet 47.    Ako social – Be on the  Know how 48.    Vuta Wire – Being Alert 49.    Banka or dous- Home 50.    Gendi - Matatu 51.    Keroma – Food 52.    Mbekse – Two 53.    Mbogi – Group or crew 54.    Nyuria – Die 55.    Tonje – Laptop 56.    Cheza Kiroro or Kimessi  – Do it like a pro 57.    Pira – Vehicle 58.    Fafiri or arif – A friend 59.    Bilaa – A knife 60.    Chura – Ugly business 61.  Riba – stories 62.  Tonje – laptop 63.    Ngive or ikombe – Bank 64.    Tokomona – To sleep 65.    Tutu - To fear Mrazi  – A snitch or an informer 66.    Kae - Sex 67.    Mbulu – Tv 68.    Mloite - Toilet 69.    Kighonyi – Driver 70.    Oboho – Gun 71.    Musu – Bullet 72.    Njege – Police 73.    Dikwara or namba mbili  –  Homemade 74.    Musu or itos – A bullet 75.    Dura or toko - A phone 76.    Ng’ombe – A smart phone 77.    Tulutulu – A ‘mulika   mwizi’ phone 78.    Bazenga – The big man 79.    Msanii – A thug 80.    Koto or jems – House  robbery using a master key 81.    Puff – House robbery by  breaking of the door 82.    Baki ­­– Dying 83.    Petco – Rings 84.    Ndondo – Jail 85.    Mbwenya – Court 86.    Gede or tei – Booze 87.    Ngale or ngem – Cigarette 88.    Jaba – Khart (Mogoka) 89.    Mukuru – An elderly lady 90.    Mwere – An idiot 91.    Zamwa – Being pick  pocketed 92 Mtiecha or mbanyu   – A house 93.   Poko or kuro – A whore 94.  Myaka or moda – Mum 95.   Mburungo – Cargo 96.   Mkwanja or dau – money 97.    Moshatha – Village 98.   Murenga – Vehicle 99.   Empress – Beautiful lady 100  Tap – Making out 101.  Leleis, ndoko or ndenge   - Girl

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