Newlandic slang words & phrases
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These are all slang words and phrases used in the Newlandic language, spoken in The Empire of New Amsterdam.
Leddertrosenhete - Someone that possesses a fashion sense for leather trousers.
Damn Ryan! Your fashion sense is the definition of leddertrosenhete!
Originated from Great Renton, New Amsterdam
Natta - A newlandic native, someone that was "There before you."
I love my country!
Ummm, actually, it's MY country.
What are you talking about?
I'm a natta, I was here long before your country was founded.
Originated from Repenique, New Amsterdam
Fotzinkroft - An individual that acts completely unreasonable in any situation given.
Bryan is such a fotzinkroft, every time he doesn't get his way, he throws a tantrum.
Originated from Bugatnya, New Amsterdam
Whit - A derogatory term for a Gwingish person.
Sam is a whit.
Dude! You can't say that word!
Why not?
It's extremely offensive to Gwingish people!
Sorry!
Originated from Whewandvhereweulandiikweeplewitolwolvaywong, Smock Station
Fickerfacker - A person that desperately seeks a partner but fails miserably due to their incompetence.
Hey, have you heard of that new kid, Jess?
Yeah, why?
She's such a fickerfacker, I swear.
How come?
She wants to go out with John SO badly, she was even willing to miss her grandma's funeral so she could go on a date with him!
Cor blimey!
Originated from Bugatnya, New Amsterdam
Deffie - Someone that feels threatened when a person meets them for the first time/goes to their house.
Your baby cousin Jake is visiting today with Auntie Doris and Uncle Fred.
Oh mum! Do they have to come?
For godness sake Darren! You're such a deffie!
Originated from Smock Station, New Amsterdam
Wizzle - Nickname for a popular Newlandic dish, Wizecuken, that consists of a cup of tea and a ricecake.
What would you like for lunch, Tommy?
I'll have the good old wizzle please.
Originated from Smock Station, New Amsterdam
Mutherheilling - A blasphemous expression, usually combined with other swear words.
Holy mutherheilling crap!
Originated from Smock Station, New Amsterdam