A jamaican/carribean version of "thing".
Commonly used across the caribbean and in communities in london,new york and miami.
Although usually associated with caribbean communities in london the phrase is used by people of many ethnic backrounds and has become a common word in britains large cities(especially london).
"Ting" is also commonly used by speakers of the london slang language Jafaican.
Commonly used across the caribbean and in communities in london,new york and miami.
Although usually associated with caribbean communities in london the phrase is used by people of many ethnic backrounds and has become a common word in britains large cities(especially london).
"Ting" is also commonly used by speakers of the london slang language Jafaican.
by User4567gh August 7, 2010
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by Andy September 18, 2003
a shortened version of the word things, on a rude-boy slant.
originally came to me through roots manuva but it's a generally used piece of english street slang, in the london area and up north.
originally came to me through roots manuva but it's a generally used piece of english street slang, in the london area and up north.
man that guy has got his deals on lock, he really runs tings proper.
hows tings?
i smoked some bum ting last night, it wiped me out!
hows tings?
i smoked some bum ting last night, it wiped me out!
by rtpHarry November 9, 2004
by isawyz July 4, 2015
Ting= west indian/caribbean way of saying thing and its also a carbonated grapefruit drink..(I am West Indian..)
Chile you can here mus pass de ting to you mudda? (Child cant you here, pass the thing to your mother!)
Whaa Gwan John, me goin a tung go get some ting, me to tusty daaady(Hey John, whats up im going to town to get some ting, im really thirsty)
Whaa Gwan John, me goin a tung go get some ting, me to tusty daaady(Hey John, whats up im going to town to get some ting, im really thirsty)
by CaribbeanCutie March 18, 2006