Gwahn

In your loudest Wisconsin accent, scream Go On. The Midwestern word muddle makes it sound like GoWhan.

When your team is doing something worthy and you want to cheer them on: Gwahn!!

by Magicmermaid504 October 18, 2021

Gwant

Gwant is having the desire to leave and not wanting to be in a place when it's compulsory for you to attend/be there.

E.g. I gwant to leave this lesson

by An0Nym0Us!123 April 5, 2019

gwaine

A knight in BBC's show Merlin, who is the very essence of Australia. He drinks half the time, and gets in bar fights the other half.

Arthur: where the hell is gwaine?
Merlin: At the tavern, drinking.
Arthur: Of course. I'd only be worried if he was working or sober!

by Paradoxical_Serendipity May 7, 2015

Wah Gwaan

A slang term from Jamaica used as a greeting; Equivalent of, "what's up?"

Wah Gwaan man?

by funholidayman September 15, 2009

Wah Gwaan

Quite literally and phonetically means "What's going on" - "Wah - gw - aan" - pronounced identically to its spelling
The word, however, is more recognized as "What's up"

A slang/word in Jamaican Creole, commonly used among friends and acquaintances as a form of greeting one another.

Frequently used in places such as South London, primarily among black individuals with Jamaican derivation and non-Jamaican derivation alike .

"Wah Gwaan, bro"

"Yo, Sully!"

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"Wah Gwaan"

by Cladhouse December 24, 2019

gwanin

Shortning of "wa's gwanin?", which in itself is short for "what is going on?". Rastafarian in origin.

General greeting or used in any place where "what's going on?" is appropriate"

Safe blud; wa's gwannin wit' you?

Trans:
Hello friend; what's going on with you?"

by Anonymous October 10, 2003

wha gwan

wha gwan is patois ( jamaican ) for what going on or whats up !

person 1: wha gwan my-yute
person 2: nuttin' ah gwan bredren

by Trimacan trini/jah November 14, 2005