Biryani sans the meat. a.k.a plain biryani. Its the fantasy biryani of the Vegetarian who dares to consume the meat flavour that lingers in the Kuska. Its also prefered by some who may be cash strapped to have a full fledged chicken/mutton biryani...or also by some who just want to have a light affair with the sumptuous rather heavy biryani...Sometimes due to the fast paced serving mechanism (note: tapping the dekcha and placing on saucer); a piece or two of meat may surface in a kuska (that could be your lucky day)

To 'khisko' is to move or shift in place usually within about 1/2 an inch. Of your life. Heard most often on the 8:27 Churchgate local.

generally used by gangsters and business men instead of crore.

Another word for shit. Also known as number two or potty.

Another name for Benaras (Varanasi), a holy town on the banks of the river Ganga. All thathas and paatis in our great land yearn to go to Kashi on a pilgrimage atleast once in their lifetime. If you take a dip in that dirty Ganga water where everybody does kakoos (number 2) and ucche (number 1), then all your sins will be washed off it simms.

It kind of makes sense because if one is willing to immerse oneself into the world's largest sewer out of their own volition, then it can be safely assumed that they repent for whatever they may have done. So God is happy and holds no further grudges.

A child's kiss. Can also be used by first time lovebirds and found in Govinda movies.

Literal meaning - Why?

a native word for toilet

When somebody praises themselves too much and you dont believe, in telugu it is said as Koyyaku! It is like saying ...you think i am a fool!

Money. paisa(Multiple), paise, duddu(Kan), Kasu(Kan), Kaas (Tel) paNam(Tam) Kashu (Mal); Rokda(Guj), Coin.

The word Kasu is used in most south Indian languages with some variations and in Dakhani Urdu as 'kaasaan'

Probably derives from the English word 'Cash'

Also known in Kannada as Cheddy: member of a White shirted, khaki half-pant and black topi - denizens / members of a grandpa's club known in india as RSS.

An extraordinary sport played in the sub continent, similar to tag, and was once much favored by schools. One team has to sit on haunches and one persons from the other team will run around teasing the sitting team till they tag the runner. The runner can run between the people sitting or which ever way they want to, but the poor bugger chaser on the other hand can only run in one direction. But the chaser can tag his team mate to catch the runner, while tagging his mate he has to full shout 'KHO!!!!' thus the weird name kho kho.

This is a word defining the "why" in Hindi. The actual 'why' in Hindi is 'kyon.'

Bengali for boy, used for small children by the grown ups, can be used to piss off anyone...similar to chotu in hindi

Dust coloured. Used also a a noun to describe the uniform of policemen or government servants. Come from the pesian word "khars" or dust and the hindi word "Kharki" or dust coloured.

Derogatory and slang term for hijra, aravani, Ajakku or transgender person.

Typically, a mallu muslim settled in other state.

A very small shop/room usually made of wood/tin used as a pan-beedi shop mostly.

Khokha is Bombay underworld slang for 1 crore rupees

Bombay underworld slang for 1 crore rupees

mozi slang for the common "why". usually used rampantly in arguments with auto drivers in the shivajinagar area and also for other such important life events where you have to know "why?"

Flatus. Ass gas. Fart. That ephmeral stinkage that ariseth after nice masala dosa.

used to describe a person (normally a mallu) who runs a tea shop in makeshift but permanent stalls that have been setup on street corners and on highways.

Why? A big Marathi WHY?
Used extensively in Hyderabadese, since the Urdu here is a wonderful Biryani of Telugu/Marathi/Kannada/Farsi/Arabi/Hindi/English and these days a lot of American too.

Scream!
it is a scream.
it is great, gorgeous
One usually uses this word in isolation,
just screaming this suffices.

To describe something that is 'shitty'.

feces, shit

Shit, or poop.