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nigga please 

Slang that means "Give me a break." Or anything similar in meaning.
"I got laid last night!"

"Nigga please."
nigga please by IceWarm June 21, 2004

Nigga Please 

When you accidently bump into/are in the way of a black girl. Then when you try to say sorry you get slapped in the face with a "Nigga Please!" followed by a string of insults including ones aimed at your ethnicity, mom, fashion sense, Etc. And it all ends with a snap of the fingers and a bob of the head and she walks off. Leaving you in a total state of confusion.
Johnson: Oops!, I'm so-
Shaquandaya: Nigga Please!, You look like you just came out of the thrift store with yo cheap ass. Yo mom was a poor white trash hooker and you look straight up retarded! Crazy fuckin' crackas, think they can accidently walk into me!
Johnson:...What just happened?
Nigga Please by iwannabeanalcoholic January 27, 2005

Niggalese 

Niggalese is black hurcules. nuff said...
John: Damm you see hurcules over there?
Kendrick: Damn thats niggalese not hercules. he owns black jesus

nigga please 

a phrase someone (preferably black people) say when they disagree with another's comment.
Guy 1: Laquisha has a fine ass.
Guy 2: Yea but yo momma's ass is better.
Guy 1: Nigga please.
nigga please by Woobie June 1, 2005

nigganease 

The language spoken by hood rats all across America.
AJ: yo imma bout to bust a cap in ur ass homie i'm brick squad.

Sean: Sorry i don't speak nigganease
nigganease by jackc52 June 3, 2014

nigga please 

Exclamatory interjection typically spoken by African Americans who doubt the veracity of another's claim.
Kee'sha: "Girl, my baby daddy got hisself a new job!"

LaQuinta: "Nigga please!"
nigga please by UrbanLexicographer February 22, 2008
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