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To back out of a deal or a promise.
I want to renig a contract.
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In spades, to play a card of a different suit to win the book, knowing you have the suit that was originally played. In a game of spades, the king of diamonds was played by an opponent, you have diamonds in your hand, but you play a spade/trump card indicating that you don't have any more diamonds, in order to win the book. The next time you play a diamond and your opponents notice, then they'll say that you reniged, and more likely whoop yo ass.
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a common misspelling of renege. Renigging is not allowed in games.
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To steal again. Shortly after the policeman returned the stolen purse to the old lady, Javon renigged it.
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Known in most areas as "Shift change at McDonald's" "It's almost lunch time so let's renig"
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the correct definition is for RENEGING, as in to re-negotiate a deal, or back out. there is no definition for that incorrect spelling, because it's racist and used incorrectly to imply it's something a black person always does, yes, people of all races do bad things, surprise surprise. renig - I told her don't renege, but Candy refused to sell the car for $2000 after she realized the A/C actually just needed coolant.
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The shift change at the downtown carwash. Steve noticed that customers were complaining because the blacks were getting lazy and weren't paying proper attention to their assigned duties. It was obviously time to renig.
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