Portuguese
Etymology
Possibly borrowed from Yoruba [Term?].
Pronunciation
- Rhymes: -ɔ
- Hyphenation: e‧jó
Noun
ejó m (plural ejós) (Brazil, LGBTQ slang)
- tea, gossip
- Synonyms: fofoca, babado
2022 September 28, @jairmearrependi, Twitter[1] (post):Esse ejó tá incrível 100% ao lado da briga- This tea is amazing I’m 100% on the fight’s side
2025 September 17, @ju_ninhu, X (formerly Twitter)[2] (post):Tenho pavor de gente que todo momento tá procurando ou envolvida em ejó- I’m scared to death of people who are at all times looking for or involved in gossip
- kerfuffle, ruckus; mess (a disturbance or controversy, especially stemming from a conflict)
- Synonyms: encrenca, confusão
2016 December 17, @beaTROPIX, Twitter[3] (post):o menino querendo enfiar o vidro no homem […] deu ejó real kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk- that boy trying to stab that man with the glass […] that was some real trouble lmaoooooooo
Further reading
- “ejó”, in Dicionário inFormal (in Portuguese), 2006–2026