innit

Slang, commonly used for the contraction ISN'T IT, can also be used for AREN'T THEY or ALRIGHT.

"It's mad cold out, innit."
"Sheffield is a load of shit innit, they worst in the league."
"Oi bruv just play the game innit."

by vetruvius December 4, 2020

innit

If you say it everyone will think you are british or something. It means "aight" or "yeah" or "right" or "is it"

"Yo neymar sunny innit"

- Marcus Rashford and Jesse Lingard

by foden_ September 20, 2021

Innit Dawg

What you would say to agree with your homies.

'Ugh I can't be bothered to do this sh*t'

'Innit dawg'

by YesItsThatPerson October 23, 2020

innit

1. can be a contraction of "isn't it?"

2. normally used as a statement of agreement

3. Can also be put after any text message as "yep" but it usually doesn't work in a normal conversation unless you are british. Sometimes comes across as dry.

girl: "that's cool"

guy: "innit"

by Sam1d September 24, 2020

Innit

‘Isn’t it’ squished together

Timmy: that Chinese food was peng

Talia: innit

by *Pseudonym* March 21, 2020

Innit

Innit is a British expression that basically means “right?” or “eh?” (You use it to see if someone agrees with your opinion)

“Pretty weird, innit?” Tom asked. “Yeah...” I said, staring in amazement.

by Thatonepom March 18, 2020

Innit

Isn't it with a British accent

Your cock is very nice innit

by bestie edp445 November 7, 2021