An ancient supernatural book of African origin. Able, to summon the souls of histories greatest niggas. Welcome back Dr. King, 2Pac, Richard Pryor, and Fred Douglass.
I just spotted Marvin Gaye and Chuck Berry at the strip club?! Damn, someone, must have been reading from the Negronomicon again!
by Kwabb May 14, 2020
the african-american 'book of the dead'
by Franky February 17, 2004
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by StonyPegasus359 September 6, 2014
"I couldn't sleep last night."
"We're in October; the spirits of the fall are very active at night during this time of year."
"You're a necronomicunt."
"We're in October; the spirits of the fall are very active at night during this time of year."
"You're a necronomicunt."
by Al teh Hellspawn January 28, 2014
Get the Necronomicunt mug.The process of using "African American" gesture, and/or business sense to turn a profit. In most cases using the art of hustling, or gambling to get currency.
Negro 1: I got a hot-hand in the dice game tonight, and I'm sho' gon get me minez.
Negro 2: Yeah! We ballin' son
Random guy 1: What is going on here?
Negro 1: We playin' a dice game, stick around you can learn some negronomics from this.
Negro 2: Yeah! We ballin' son
Random guy 1: What is going on here?
Negro 1: We playin' a dice game, stick around you can learn some negronomics from this.
by Jackofallaids March 21, 2008
Get the Negronomics mug.Negronomics- is a branch of economics dealing with the performance, structure, behavior and decision-making of the entire Negro population. In most cases using the art of hustling, gambling, or the sale of illicit drugs to get currency.
1. Aight nigga im about to school you in some negronomics.
2. Ma'fuka i got my "PH G" in Negronomics
2. Ma'fuka i got my "PH G" in Negronomics
by cowhead330 January 24, 2011
Get the Negronomics mug.A volume of arcane and occult knowledge featured in the horror stories of H P Lovecraft. Though he made reference to some genuine texts, the "unmentionable Necronomicon of the mad Arab Abdul Alhazred" was entirely his invention. Throughout the Fifties and Sixties his books gained such a following among college students that numerous hoax versions were produced, drawing heavily on his own Cthulhu fiction and the writings of Aleister Crowley.
"You've got a Necronomicon? Woo, I'm impressed. *opens it* You'll notice that turning this diagram upside-down actually displays the Arabic for PROFESSOR CARLING BLOWS GOATS."
by shoggoth August 10, 2003