(South Africa, slang) To smoke cigarettes.
(South Africa, slang) To smoke cigarettes.
(South Africa, slang) A cigarette.
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South African English term for a segment of a citrus fruit — most commonly a segment of an orange. The word is widely used in everyday South African speech, particularly in Cape Afrikaans-influenced varieties. It has a warm, informal register.
(South Africa) segment, especially of an orange.
(AU, slang) To give up; to surrender.
Australian slang meaning to give up or admit defeat. Typically used in informal or sporting contexts when someone throws in the effort rather than continuing a losing battle. A variant on the more widespread 'throw in the towel,' adapted with the Australian verb 'sky' meaning to throw or hurl upward. Carries a sense of dramatic resignation, sometimes deployed with self-deprecating humor.