Yugadi is the New Year's festival for people of the Deccan Region of India (Karnataka, Maharashtra, AP, Tamil Nadu & Kerala).

It's name comes from the Sanskrit words yuga ("age") + adi ("new"') ie "the beginning of a new age". It's that day of the year when people take a break and say no to work. They get together in welcoming spring. The day begins with everyone wearing new clothes and offering prayers at temples. Bevu Bella (a mix of neem leaves and flowers and jaggery) is prepared and everyone partakes of it - driving home the message that both joy (jaggery) and sorrow (bitter neem) should be taken in the right spirit.

Its a day of institutionalized loafing and TP

Tender coconut water. Available nearly everywhere in south India, esp. the hottest places in AP, TN and Kerala. Cost varies between 10 bucks and 20 bucks. Available in two variants, one with the flesh and one with more water.
Most popular drink for summer.

The word "varen" means, "I will come". But it is used to mean the exact opposite, "I will leave."

To go" suggests "to go away for ever to heavenly abode", or "to attain the lotus feet of Rama". So, people say, "Varen", to suggest, when they are taking leave, that they will go now, but they will always come back.

A phrase referring to the act/s of:
Making one's own molehills look like a mountain.
A person acting pricy for no apparent reason.

Also used when you are feeling J about someone that might have a legitimate reason to show off.

Telugu Slang... Literally ill kill you.....

An expression used to mock the Biriyani served by a street food stall or kaiyendhi bhavan, which possibly contains adulterated meat of a crow instead of a chicken. The expression was popularized by the movie "Run". To make it pack a punch, the expression is usually followed by cawing sound of a crow :)

Take it easy

An amazing reaction to an amazing person, product or concept

Playing a game of catch with your friend. Called catch catch because both parties have to catch the ball for success. A game of catch just means someone is catching. Catch catch signifies that both parties are actively catching. As a youngster, this game has to be mastered, before you are allowed to take important fielding positions in gully cricket matches

A grueling verbal interrogation, undertaken during practical examinations at the engineering level. Once the student has muddled through the actual experiment, he or she then has to answer 'viva', typically taken by a stern, hefty examiner, referred to as 'External' who hails from a different college and commands absolute respect. Failing to do so may result in a 'back' (effectively means failing that examination)