by abe October 13, 2003
Usually referring to a person considering himself to be a ladies man, or that everyone truly like them. Disloyal, dishonorable, and usually backstabbing. Heavily associated with the likes of T-Fazio's. An N-Dileg will think that they are able to start new trends, and take pathetic examples of pride in new lingo they believe will spread rapidly such as "prish" or "peas&tanks." N-Dileg's are destined to be homo-sexual loner alcoholics.
N-Dileg: "Hey T-Faz, can I borrow your pod, peas and tanks, peas and tanks."
T-Faz: "Yea, let me get this thing out of my mouth first."
N-Dileg: "What? I can't und'stan' with that thin' in your mouth."
T-Faz: "Oh, sorry it was just Marky Mark. Here's my pod."
N-Dileg: "Tanks mang, I tot' prish."
T-Faz: "Yea, let me get this thing out of my mouth first."
N-Dileg: "What? I can't und'stan' with that thin' in your mouth."
T-Faz: "Oh, sorry it was just Marky Mark. Here's my pod."
N-Dileg: "Tanks mang, I tot' prish."
by Ryan Burnley October 26, 2006
This is a word originating from the times of slavery, and was used as a derogatory term to identify people working on the plantations or fields. The full word is considered being racist when used by a non-black origin or skinned person, and is especially offensive when used to greet a black person. There are two common alternative spellings for the word, being: n*gga (used more commonly and is typically used to avoid being called racist, since it is seen as more of a greeting than a racial directed slur) and n*gger, ( the original spelling used by slave owners and pronounced with a hard -er to inflict offence and should NOT be used as a friendly greeting to a friend. That will probably get you smacked up on the streets.
by YouTube:Murkyy May 30, 2018
A shortened version of the phrase "I know what you mean".
This is even shorter than the term "nah mean", which is shortened for the phrase "Know what I mean?".
Even though both terms are similar, they are not often confused. Humans are able to determine if a question is asked by the tone. The term "n' mean" is so short that a different tone is used.
This is even shorter than the term "nah mean", which is shortened for the phrase "Know what I mean?".
Even though both terms are similar, they are not often confused. Humans are able to determine if a question is asked by the tone. The term "n' mean" is so short that a different tone is used.
by Lightboxes December 28, 2007
Saying y/n parodies the old DOS programs people used back in the day. It means yes/no, and some geeks still use it when they ask questions.
For example:
For example:
by Dux00rs February 04, 2006
by TinTower March 05, 2004
a non offensive term used for "nigger". when said by a person they are only putting the word nigger in that persons head. therefor not taking responsibility for the saying the word itself
john: hey joe! what up my nigger?
joes wife: john! stop using the word nigger! its an ugly word.
john:ok, joe! what up my "N" word?
joes wife: john! stop using the word nigger! its an ugly word.
john:ok, joe! what up my "N" word?
by runn141 September 24, 2009