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The ending syllable of the word "Nigga".
Alpha Tha Don used the word iggah in a rap battle to rebuttal someone using the rhyme word nigga too much which was unfair because he wasn't black, he didnt want to be racist so or loose the rap battle; So he used iggah as many times as his opponent did and won the rap battle.
"That rhyme a cheat code it's time I break it down iggah, take the last syllable and kill you now iggah, you mad iggah, too bad iggah,

Fuck with Alpha you get smacked iggah!
Iggah by on April 9, 2022
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M’iggah 

When you and your 40 year old step dad rub grape jelly on your penis and then put it in your own ass
I just m’iggah last week
M’iggah by Ovuvgbff February 20, 2022
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Iggah • M’iggah • igga • Iggable • Iagah • idgah • igagaho • igah • Iggabum • iggady

Ingahpating 

In-gah-pate-ing. The act of leaving have home, and forgetting your wallet, or any other important items. Origin is believed to have come from tik-tok or other sites but is widely unknown.
Without knowing it, Timmy was ingahpating.
Ingahpating by c00lk!d July 7, 2023
not the "n" word

politically correct way to say "nigga"
that's my igga
igga by beigegirl December 30, 2010
what i do to yermomsmouth
when i come visit yermomsmouth igagaho
igagaho by myxxxpovnetwork September 3, 2021
When your Indian and you say the n word
MT why are you saying the n-word your Igga
Igga by Rawr2313 September 16, 2019
'igga' is addressed to the indians(who were inslaved by the white, british rule in india); originated from the word 'nigga'.
Was up igga, brother from india.
igga by jeff March 9, 2005
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