gwan

slang from Cork city in Ireland - short for "go on". The term made it's made to the Carribean while Irish slaves were shipped there in the 16th and 17th centuries. Slang Irish terms like this then made their way into the Carribean "patois", particularly Jamaica, where "gwan" is pronounced and used in exactly the same way as in Cork city in Ireland.

"Ah gwan ya langball ya"

"Please do go on about that wonderful event that you are informing me about."

by starchaser February 6, 2004

wa gwan?

a formal greetin between 2 homies who known each other since bak in da day:"wats going on?"

"Yo wa gwan blud?"
"nutin man just chillin"

by jazman June 20, 2003

wah gwan

wot up?

wah' gwan man ?

by Anonymous June 8, 2003

Gnarnary

Stemming from Gnarnia, a Gnarnary is any place for "bros" to hang out or "bro out." A Gnarnary is not necessarily related to skiing or snowboarding ... it is a place away from the snow for bros to chill, relax, and have a Bro Fest.

Hey Charlie, tell Jamie and Mike that we're just having a Bro Fest here in the Pro Shop ... turning this place into a Gnarnary.

When you guys get off the slopes, meet us back at the Gnarnary.

by Schutzy August 14, 2009

dirty garnet

going to the strippers and seeing your friends mom working there. then she takes off your belt uses it s a dog collar and rides you around the stage.

man did you here about last night at the strippers , i'm such a dirty garnet!

by steve jobbs September 22, 2008

wa gwan

used in the same context as whats up? or hows it going?

yo wa gwan starr?

by Kile April 8, 2003

wan gwan

"Hello", or "whats-up?"

"Yo Timur!"
"Wan Gwan man whatchu sayin?"

by BrandonMP January 17, 2009