do everythin', get nothin'

Individuals whom do things, ie; work, chores, charity, etc. yet receive nothing in return.

Some people expect to get what they want and do nothing to earn it while others do everythin', get nothin'.

by jpg3 September 7, 2014

can't tell me nothin'

A phrase that instantly refutes hating, unwarranted criticism, and other nonsense when said criticism is levied directly at its object, as opposed to through an intermediary. Made popular by the Kanye West song of the same name.

Playa': {Walks into club, solo, sporting black fedora and one-button blazer.}

Hater #1: Ayo, nigga, Usher want his hat back!

Hater #2: Yo, ur homiez shinin' up the Benz, gee?

Playa': Man, y'all can't tell me nothin'!!

by M.C. Escher January 15, 2008

i ain't did nothin

What every black person says as they are getting chased down and arrested.

"Dawg..I ain't did nothin!...what I did?!"

Police: why did you run?
Negro: I was scared man! I ain't did nothin!

by Sick of em all January 13, 2014

you got nothin’ coming!

Often repeated mantra of custody officers in response to requests from incarcerated folks.

Go back to your inmate hole, ‘cause you got nothin’ coming!

by Dr Bunnygirl June 8, 2019

Nohomo Erectus

The scientific term used to explain the phenomenon during which a heterosexual male achieves an erection while in the company of one of his male friends. This may only occur while engaging in all-male activities.

Also see broner

As a young adult getting a piggy back ride from my uncle, I achieved a nohomo erectus.

by LMBH Factory November 5, 2011

NotBoss

In the YouTuber (Fazey)’s Minecraft SMP notboss won Fazey’s prized possession in a gamble and Fazey is currently fighting to get it back.

It’s used to describe a villain.

Wow that guy is NotBoss!
Stupid murderes they’re all NotBoss’s!

by BugChuggulikesMC April 12, 2021

nother

Derivative of "another" usually used when someone says "that's a whole nother issue" or something along those lines. The correct way to say it is "a whole other issue". "Another" translates to "an other", but people mistakenly believe it translates to "a nother". When you put a word like "whole" in-between "an other" the "an" changes to an "a" because "whole" starts with a consonant instead of a vowel.

That's a whole nother issue

by allthehoopla January 6, 2008