innit

- A coloquial tag question, used in the same context of the french 'nes pa?'.
- It is used by youths and that of chav elders, to determine wether their interlocutor is acknowleging they are speaking.
- also used as a 'blend' (two words made as one e.g. internet) of the word isn't (made up of the words verb. is and the archeic adverb. not) and the colloquial noun it.
- often used as a instinctual mating call of the chav breed.

"good, innit?"
"sound man innit?"
"innit bab"

by jeff bean April 8, 2006

innit

slang for 'isn't it'
other words include:
dunnit (doesn't it)
wannit (wasn't it)
etc.

these words are used by individuals who use all three brain cells to create speech that in virtually incoherent.

Townie 1: Fuck, innit.
Townie 2: Innit
Etc.

by someone else (again) May 4, 2005

innit

isn't it, ok (Slang of Hackney London)

I'm on the bus, just finished job, innit

by Stellios October 29, 2005

inning

To "in" an embarrassing gay or lesbian person; the opposite of outing someone. To try to hide that they are GLBT because they are so conservative, usually employed as shock jocks or twisted journos.

"Did you hear that Alan Jones was gay?"
"Shut your mouth! We're inning that loser!"

by Kentoonist September 30, 2012

innittwt

innittwt is the twitter stan group that simps for tommyinnit, a tall loud british minecraft youtuber and twitch streamer. many joke about being an inniter, but there is actually quite a lot of people who genuinely like tommy.

“are your actually apart of innittwt?”

“yeah what about it.”

“weird champ.”

by smellypissbaby July 26, 2020

inniggeration

the day that a black person gets innagurated. in this case Barack Obama was inniggerated.

Yesterday I went to the inniggeration.

by roxybabejr93 January 21, 2009

innit

This word originates in "Chutney" or "Hinglish", a hybrid of English and words local to the region of India/Pakistan. It found its way into white street slang, and thus its association with "chavs" was born.

It is not linked to lack of education or "chavness", being perfectly acceptable to say in any company.

It is used in several ways:
1. As a further contraction of "isn't it". To show that the prior statement contained an element to which the listener is expected to agree, or disagree with.
2. As an expression of agreement.
3. To merely emphasize whatever came before it.

1. -It's raining outside, innit?

-These chav-bashers are cunts, innit?

2. -Innit! In fact, it's pissing it down.

- Innit! It must stem from some sense of inadequacy.

3. - Don't smoke that! There's kids here, innit!

by Jinny the Squinny February 27, 2005