qlq
A contraction of the phrase que lo que, which is a common informal greeting among youth, equivalent to what's up or what's good.
qlq, how is shit?
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Tag: klok
Definitions tagged klok in the street dictionary.
Venezuelaque es klk
It means what is up, how are you, or what is going on (it is a contraction of 'que es lo que hay', primarily used in Dominican and urban Caribbean slang).
que es klk, what are you saying, bro?
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Globalklkn toki
A Dominican slang greeting used to ask what is up or how things are going. It is a phonetic variation of KLK (Que lo que) that became popular through the Dominican urban music scene, specifically credited to the rapper Fother.
Maikol: klkn toki bro. Starling: Chill, you know, taking it easy. Maikol: Word. Maikol: klkn toki bro, what about that thing you were going to bring me? Starling: Dammit, I forgot, but look, go easy on me, I will get it to you tomorrow. You know how it is. Maikol: Alright. But do not be a broken record with the same story every day. Starling: No, come on. You know I am a street-smart guy.
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República Dominicanak l k
A common street greeting used by Dominicans (especially in Santo Domingo). It is a shorthand for 'que lo que' and functions like 'What's up' or 'What's the word'.
k l k man? Nothing, you know how it is.
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Montame
A way to ask someone to fill you in, tell you the news, or give you the scoop on a situation.
A: Montame man, tell me what is shaking.
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Busca Un Burro
A mocking retort used to dismiss or shut someone down, where the speaker follows the phrase with a rhyming insult or comeback that keys off the last word the other person said.
1. A: Come here. B: Busca Un Burro to take you there!! 2. A: What happened? B: Busca Un Burro to hit you with everything it has!! 3. A: Stop joking around. B: Busca Un Burro to give it to you from behind!!
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