![]() ![]() ‘86'd’ out the back door Chumley's has been closed since a wall collapsed in 2007.ģ60 (also three-sixty, spinner) - a maneuver where the board (and rider) spin 360° on the face of the waveġ) a large wave that provides distinct shoulders on either side of the peak and can be ridden by two surfers simultaneously – with one riding frontside and the other riding backsideĢ) a wave, which when viewed from the side, is triangular in shape resembling the letter 'A'Ī'A (AH-ah) - to send greetings of love or be joyous when greeting anotherĪ HUI HOU (ah HUU-ee HOH-uu) - slang for: goodbye, farewellĪ HUI HOU MALAMA PONO (ah HUU-ee HOH-uu MAA-lah-mah POH-noh) - slang for: “Farewell and take care.”ġ) to increase your speed by making a hard bottom turn and then climbing the face of the wave in order to set up a maneuverĪccessory man - someone who has ALL the surfing gear available (and uses it all)ģ) to outdo somebody by out-maneuvering or out-smarting them : He aced me out of the wave.Ĥ) South African slang for: going solo or being single-mindedĪcetone - a toxic, flammable solvent that can be used (amongst many uses) for cleaning and thinning fiberglass, also as a paint and varnish thinner the primary ingredient for nail polish removerĪche - to suffer continuous dull full-body pain after being rag dolled by a bomb or after having a very exhausting physical sessionĪching - a toxic, flammable solvent that can be used (amongst many uses) for cleaning and thinning fiberglass, also as a paint and varnish thinner the primary ingredient for nail polish removerĪcid drop - losing your surfboard while taking off on a large, tall wave and then free falling down the face of the waveĢ) an intentionally mean piece of behaviorģ) the way something is done the mechanics of somethingġ) when both surfer and surfboard rise into the air and above the wave being riddenĢ) part of an intentional maneuver where: 86'd (also eighty-sixed) - to be out of the game, done, finished, gone began and is still in use as a restaurant slang term with the same meaning originated during the Prohibition years in the USA after a speakeasy in NYC named Chumley's – which had the backdoor address of 86 Bedford Street – and when a patron became unruly he (or she) was tossed, i.e. ![]()
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