Nigger knots
Nigger knots by Bertish July 1, 2005
Nigger Knots
Dirty unwashed hair, mixed with dirt and dog shit to create what is commonly known as dreadlocks. Can usually be found on dirty, unkempt jigaboos or the occasional pro athlete.
Nigger Knots by TuckerLipsin January 19, 2024
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nigger knot
nigger knot by Swamp Fox October 19, 2007
nigger knot
nigger knot by redhawk620 December 7, 2006
nigger knot
A fat wad of rolled money held with a rubber band often consisting of low denomination bills in the center (ones or fives) with a single higher-denomination bill visible on the outside to give the appearance that the owner has a lot of money.
I had to leave the strip club in a hurry and I got stuck with a bunch of one dollar bills, so I spent the rest of the weekend with a fat nigger knot bulging in my pocket.
I thought Jay was trying to be funny when I saw him whip out a nigger knot, but then he told me it was the down payment for a new car.
I thought Jay was trying to be funny when I saw him whip out a nigger knot, but then he told me it was the down payment for a new car.
nigger knot by Jack Bard October 10, 2008
nigger knot
Stems from the ancient word "negro" and refers to the knots that are tied by such people on the rope of the laundry bags at the Citadel Military College of South Carolina.
nigger knot by sg61cheerio February 23, 2017
Nigger Knot
When someone who dosn't normally have any money gets a little bit and flashes it around. Also someone who carries cash with the highest denomination bill on top to make it look like a big bundle of money.
Nigger Knot by Fayci August 15, 2008
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