a. i need to buy some bread n' shit
b. oh can you buy me some flour n' shit
c. shut tha fuk up n' shit
or if youre gangsta...
a.yo wot up n' shit
b.only one thing n' shit, my shorty shot me yesterday
a.oh fuking shitty fukin shit n' shit
b. oh can you buy me some flour n' shit
c. shut tha fuk up n' shit
or if youre gangsta...
a.yo wot up n' shit
b.only one thing n' shit, my shorty shot me yesterday
a.oh fuking shitty fukin shit n' shit
by scarydanny June 6, 2007
"That man is most definitely one who arranges sexual encounters for others, as he has obvious signs of being nouveau riche, such as jewelry and decorations on his car, etc."
"That nigga be a pimp, he got dollaz errywhere... bling and grillz and rims 'n shit!"
"That nigga be a pimp, he got dollaz errywhere... bling and grillz and rims 'n shit!"
by Monsieur Baudelaire February 5, 2010
'n shit is a better way of finishing a sentence that you'd rather not drag out and continue. it is inserted at the end of a sentence or phrase. some people say 'and stuff' but saying 'n shit is clearly better. when having a conversation with someone you must insert the word 'n shit as many times as you can. infact, its almost a game too.
i'm so tired 'n shit, i didn't get any sleep last night 'n shit cos i was thinking about loadsa crazy shit 'n shit.
by rebeccabeck'ed January 10, 2008
commonly said more than you realize...1)someone that is too busy to help you out. 2) as if something was suddenly added on to your night of partying un-expectedly...3) describing one's items that were never present in the first place but wanted to get more insuance $$$ back
i got stuff to do {n shit}, or i'd help you move.
I'm sorry, i{love }you "i was{drunk} n shit" when i{ fucked} her.
the {black }guy stole my radio n shit outtta my {car}
I'm sorry, i{love }you "i was{drunk} n shit" when i{ fucked} her.
the {black }guy stole my radio n shit outtta my {car}
by islowd December 31, 2013
by MJ R December 28, 2010
A word invented and used exclusively by Dulcimer Krueger. It can have multiple meanings, including a substitute for "etc."
by hblaugh October 5, 2009