a sikh who wears a turban. the 'jee' gives izzat

unlike 'surd' or surdy, this term is not offensive.

Literally: the deflected cat scratches the post.

When you know you are in the wrong/have lost and so instead of accepting the blame/defeat you get aggressive and try other means to shift blame from yourself in your frustration.

Also commonly used in the sense of 'Sour Grapes'.

looking good, looking sharp. doesn't mean clever/intelligent or necessarily formal or smart in the way the english word is used for clothes. Can just be looking good even if wearing jeans and t-shirt.

nb. smart used in the non-clothes sense can mean 'slippery' or sly!- like in the film Andaz Apna Apna where Bhalla called Amir Khan's character: 'smart boy'

cool freshie/ freshie gangsta. derived from the popular aspirational bike brand 'hero honda'. calling someone a hero honda means they are looking smart in a 90s sunglasses-and-jeans wearing bollywood hero way (90s hair optional). It is mainly used among good friends who wish to compliment each other in a banterous way with an element of teasing.

jealous, envious. used in a teasing sense, about minor matters.

same definition as shame shame puppy shame

someones sidekick or a minor character eg hero's friend in the bollywood film. or a small-time goon in the big-don's posse. aka. chamcha but less of /none of the sycophantic behaviour...