killah

adjective: to describe something of superior quality.

killah; this bud is killah, that movie was killah, that fly puma track suit is killah. killah bees on the swarm.

by clive xavier August 26, 2004

killah

A person who has commited murder at least once in there life time. May also be used in place of Dude, Nigga, Dawg etc.

That guy is a fuckin killah!
What up killah

by KiStone 1000 February 6, 2003

killah

a stupid drug dealer who never activates his phone

where the fuck is kilah

by Rob December 19, 2004

killah

Someone very mindless the only task they can manage is to kill . Often seen in RM section Wincoll CCF, or Kenneaz.

"Laurie is such a Killah",
"My name is Seargant Laurie but you can call me killah"
"Why do you want to be a Marine", "Coz I am a killah"

by Long Dong Silver October 17, 2005

killahs

noun: a pidgin term for marijuana. specifically really good marijuana. this definition is derived from the standard english "killers"

adj/adv: a pidgin term meaning awesome, or exceptional.

noun: "brah get yo bong i wen grab some killahs"

adj: "ho bulleh dat spear is killahs"

adv: "brah dat right hook you wen crack um wit was killahs"

by hawaiianstile June 14, 2011

GhostFace Killah

A rapper belonging to the group wu-tang. A very good rapper. Supreme Clientel, anyone?

GhostFace Killah smoked that fake ass nigga..

by Renato June 10, 2004

Ghostface Killah

Ghostface Killah, is an American rapper and member of the Wu-Tang Clan. After the group achieved breakthrough success in the early- to mid-1990s, each member was free to pursue solo careers.
Ghostface Killah took his name from one of the characters in the 1979 kung fu film Mystery of Chessboxing.

Ghost is da shit
Wu Tang 4 Life

It has been said that Ghostface Killah broke Mase's jaw after negative comments were made in the Clan's direction. Many have comfirmed it to be true, On Stark's album Supreme Clientle he raps, " Yo the champ punched Mase in his face over some bullshit The other night they kidnapped his brother pokin him with knives ." Also in Kanye West song "Through The Wire" this incident is referenced to when West raps, " If you could feel how my face felt, you would know how Mase felt."

by Patrick Bateman III January 2, 2009