Butt-tang

(Noun) The bitter taste and/or flavor that can be found on both the tongue of a person who has just given someone anilingus as well on/in the asshole of the person who has just received the anilingus. The undesirable taste is the direct result of the slovenly, unwashed receiver not making any effort whatsoever at personal hygiene, specifically washing their nasty ass.

James tried to somehow put the horrible and pungent taste of butt-tang from his mouth but he was not being very successful at it. He barely recalled licking Betsy's asshole in a night of drunken and horny revelry. At times he ran to the to the restroom on the verge of vomiting. 'That nasty-ass bitch' he thought.

by Nikki Stixx September 16, 2020

Wu-Tang It

To swallow the roach of a joint instead of roach clipping or putting it in a bowl. Name comes from the fact that Wu-Tang Clan would do this whenever they had one. Theyd take a drag, swallow it and blow it in a police officers face.

"Is there enough left for a bowl?"
"No, BK Wu-Tang IT!!!"

by Light Powered August 7, 2008

nurse-tang

The expressed sexuality of nurses.

I am gonna get some nurse-tang when I get back in town!

by I, Wreckerrr December 19, 2020

Wu Tang War Whistle

A FAT turbocharger on a engine. Comes from the whistling noise it emits while spooling as well as relieving pressure.

"Look at the size of that wu tang war whistle! I wonder how it sounds."

by Billy wade 29 April 25, 2021

Wu Tang Financial

A well-respected investment bank that provides financial services.

You need to diversify yo' bonds, nigga!

- Wu Tang Financial

by Donald Ronald Donaldson May 9, 2006

Wu Tang Clan

Ain't Notin' To FUCK wit.

A Wu Tang Clan member once said,

I be tossin, enforcin, my style is awesome
I'm causin more Family Feud's than Richard Dawson

by J BOY May 27, 2006

Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)

Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) is the debut rap album by the legendary hip-hop collective the Wu-Tang Clan. Released on November 9th, 1993 the album brought focus back to the hardcore underground rap scene after Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg were taking over with their solo albums. the album has 12 tracks, is entirly produced by the RZA and contains hardcore gritty beats and Hong Kong cinema snippets and is considerd one of the best albums of all time, especially in the hip-hop world.

Tracklist:
01)Bring Da Ruckus
02)Shame on a Nigga
03)Clan in Da Front
04)Wu-Tang: 7th Chamber
05)Can it All So Simple
06)Da Mystery of Chessboxin'
07)Wu-Tang Clan ain't Nuthing ta F' Wit
08)C.R.E.A.M. (Cash Rules Everything Around Me)
09)Method Man
10)Protect Ya Neck
11)Tearz
12)Wu-Tang: 7th Chamber - Part II

"Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) is one of the most the influencial albums of the '90's" Steve Huey, All Music Guide

by Mark Tonni December 28, 2007