wagwan

Greeting in the Patois dialect of Jamaica, rather than a "bastardization" of "What's going on" though it is the equivelant.

Originally evolved out of the dialect formed by African slaves being taught to speak english by the British in Jamaica during the peak of sugar plantations.

Used in a greeting as, "Hey mon, wagwan".

by Chopin_Amateur September 3, 2008

Wigwam Breadbin

When spoken it sounds like "wagwan bretherin" which means "What is going on brother?"

1: Hey, wigwam breadbin?

2: Hey broo, nothing much.

by ~~~OG~~~ June 22, 2016

wigan-ese

The language created by those who originate from Wigan.
You have more chance understanding Chinese than this language.
Hence Wigan-ese.

'What's Sithi?

...means see you in Wigan-ese.'

by CrispyBurgers March 7, 2016

Wagwan peng ting famalam

Well whats up man

Wagwan peng ting famalam ding dong

by Ing jh. August 1, 2017

wugwan

It means 'whats going on' like 'wassup' but more slang. It is just a word probably created by someone who couldn't be bothered to say full sentences and then spread form there.

Person 1: Wugwan
Person 2: I'm just watchin' TV

by Kush October 24, 2004

wagwanese

The language of roadmen. Based off the term wagwan

Yo some roadman offered me some coke in wagwanese

by sccreeper September 21, 2019

wigland

Mrs Wiggys country where she produces goochay wigs. Those are the most expensive wigs on this planet and if you get your hands on one than you are lucky as fūck. If you wanna go to wigland with a one-dollar-wig then you will get your wig snatched. In wigland guerrilla-glue gets produced (it's a dang good wigglue which will prevent your wig from getting snatched) which is so fūcking expensive that only mrs wiggy can afford it.

Biggest Crime in Wigland: snatching mrs wiggys wig

Person 1: is that a wigland wig?
Person 2: Yeah
Person 1: how much did you pay?
Person 2: my kidney

by Cupcakkesuseddealdoe September 8, 2023