A "du-er" of "nuffin", meaning a ghetto-dweller, who claims he "dindu -- didn't do -- anything wrong" (within sight of a security camera or, at any rate, anyplace within the last five minutes). Also known as a thief, a robber, a home invader, a rioter, a looter, a rapist, or a murderer by people with a sense of reality, the dindu is , nevertheless, relatively innocent by rap-culture standards.

The dindu runs when "scared", which defeats his purpose of not being noticed by the police, but never mind. Liberals embrace the dindu (in spirit) during afternoon BLM rallies but hightail it back to white surburbia after sundown. Nobody likes dindus.

An innocent African-American, a description used by the family members of criminal African-Americans who din do nuffin.

African tribe of intense warrior tendencies, promiscuity, irresponsibility, and low IQ. Over thousands of years, this tribe crossed the continent village by village slaying all the men, raping all the women (and children), and destroying the homes. By the modern era, all peaceful, noble, and inventive tribes of Africa had been eliminated by the Dindus.

A group of people, generally niggers. This tribe of U.S citizens will renounce all affiliation or participation in, or of a crime even if caught doing so. The term gets its name from the catch phrase repeated from the aforementioned moon crickets, "Ay dindu nuffin officer ay swerz". This group of foul smelling porch monkeys will be aggressive to the end, and will blame cops, and any superior white man for their arrest.

A replacement, more "acceptable" term for a young black man. Primarily men brutalized and killed by police officers, whether they were armed and threatening or not. Originates from the mothers and family of the young black men who exclaim that their son "didn't do nothin' wrong," often in an American dialect that makes it sound like "dindu nuthin." It's nothing short of blatant racism...and while its use is defended on the grounds that it's targeted at criminals who wrongfully claim innocence, it's still overwhelmingly used in regards to black men, whether or not their claim to innocence is legitimate.
Similar to the way "Allahu Akbar" is used to mock middle easterners whether they're Islamic extremists or not.