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bwoy
Nick: Terry's looking for you man, he's well pissed off!
Dave: I don't business! He's a bwoy, fuck him!
Dave: I don't business! He's a bwoy, fuck him!
bwoy by Johnny Mindless September 5, 2007
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bwoy dem • bwoy • batty bwoy • dutty bwoy • Material Bwoy • Monkey Bwoy • Material Bwoyy • Yeahhh Bwoyy!! • Cha-Cha bwoy • Bad man/bwoy
bwoy dem
originated in JAMAICA, almost always used to mean police (can also apply to opps, or group of men in general)
exists both in TORONTO AND the UK “slang” as a result of large Jamaican population.
exists both in TORONTO AND the UK “slang” as a result of large Jamaican population.
bwoy dem
1) used in the uk to describe police
2) used in uk, birmngham, by bang bang aka burgerbar crew to describe their enemies, johnson crew aka slash
2) used in uk, birmngham, by bang bang aka burgerbar crew to describe their enemies, johnson crew aka slash
bwoy dem by the barse man February 20, 2009
bwoy dem
Bwoy Dem is a term that originated in the town of Reading, UK, used to describe the police. (whereas man dem are boys, and gal dem are girls, bwoy dem are the police force). Usually used by Reading's enourmous population of "rude boys" who wear tracksuits and New Era caps at an odd angle, often black but used frequently by white males aswell.
bwoy dem by xx-dizzy-xx July 21, 2006
batty bwoy
batty bwoy by Anonymous March 11, 2003
batty bwoy
batty bwoy by you\'re all morons July 31, 2003
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