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A popular term, used commonly in the rap game, in place of the word 'money.'
"I got lots of gwalla let me show you how I show out" - Roscoe Dash

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John: Yo man, wanna go to the store?
Paul: Nah, can't, gotta go to work. You know, gotta make that gwalla.
gwalla by quignugget April 11, 2010
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gwalla gwalla 

slang used to refer to spanish-speaking people
damn gwalla gwalla! muthafucka shorted me 7 grams!
gwalla gwalla by vaguegus May 10, 2005
1. A fly ass person

2. Someone that has unimaginable swag
Mike: Damn, playa. You stay on your "fresh to death" status
Tokes: Yup. You might as well call me a gwaller.
Gwaller by sǝʞoʇǝןǝp September 27, 2009
I'm so sick of Ricky talking that gwallin
gwallin by Maahhnneerrvvaa February 17, 2015
(Origin- St. Kitts, West Indies)
A term used to describe a female who receives large quantities of penis for personal gain eg.- money, jewelry, bill payment, KFC, Chinese food, box drinks.
Girl 1: Did you hear? May slept with Professor J last week! That's the only way she could have gotten an A+ on her final paper!

Girl 2: For real?? That girl is a real gwalla!!
Gwalla by Mz Smexci January 19, 2011
Girls Who All Look the Same. As in, an indistinguishable group of girls who all dress alike, do their hair and make-up alike, and pose alike in group photos. Hands on hips, mouth open. Their lack of identity and caked on make-up disguises their poor self-esteem and daddy issues.
Did you see Maddie's facebook photos? She turned into a total GWALTS when she got into that sorority.
GWALTS by salami tsunami December 28, 2011
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