Difference between revisions of "buybuy"

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===Noun===
 
===Noun===
 
Wetin de do person wey dey make am carry spend money.
 
Wetin de do person wey dey make am carry spend money.
*{{ux|dv|'''Buybuy''' dey catch people wey don [[hammer]]. |(NSC_Odirin_2020, People who come into sudden wealth tend to become lavish.)}}
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*{{ux|dv|'''Buybuy''' dey catch people wey don [[hammer]]. |(People who come into sudden wealth tend to become lavish.)}}
*{{ux|dv|'''Buybuy''' no good for this coro time o! |(NSC_Odirin_2020, Extravagance is not advisable during this period of the Covid-19 pandemic.)}}
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*{{ux|dv|'''Buybuy''' no good for this coro time o! |(Extravagance is not advisable during this period of the Covid-19 pandemic.)}}
  
 
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Revision as of 18:53, 30 April 2023

Naija

Etymology

From: English buy

Pronunciation

  • bâibaî

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Noun

Wetin de do person wey dey make am carry spend money.

  • Buybuy dey catch people wey don hammer.  — (People who come into sudden wealth tend to become lavish.)
  • Buybuy no good for this coro time o!  — (Extravagance is not advisable during this period of the Covid-19 pandemic.)

Related forms

buy

Translation

  • English: Extravagance

Verb

Sey person dey carry spend money.

  • Since e win Big Brother na so so buybuy e dey buybuy.  — (NSC_Odirin_2020, Since he emerged winner of the Big Brother reality show he has become flagrantly extravagant.)

Synonyms

lavish

Antonyms

mise

Translations

  • English: To be lavish