Niggerring
Niggerring by BallsTV April 12, 2024
Niggering
Present Tense:
1) Niggering (v) to a person; causing great disdain, annoyance, frustration, and or misfortune to said person.
Future Tense:
2) Nigger (v) to a person; causing said person a profound annoyance and or misfortune.
Past Tense:
3) Niggered (v) With respect to a person; having caused said person a profound annoyance and or misfortune.
1) Niggering (v) to a person; causing great disdain, annoyance, frustration, and or misfortune to said person.
Future Tense:
2) Nigger (v) to a person; causing said person a profound annoyance and or misfortune.
Past Tense:
3) Niggered (v) With respect to a person; having caused said person a profound annoyance and or misfortune.
1) “I gotta go, my parents are Niggering me.”
2) “I swear to god, if my teacher flunks me at the semester, I’m going to nigger him for the rest of the year.”
3) “Dude what the fuck, that guy just niggered me!”
2) “I swear to god, if my teacher flunks me at the semester, I’m going to nigger him for the rest of the year.”
3) “Dude what the fuck, that guy just niggered me!”
Niggering by Lerealgamer April 23, 2020
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niggerin' it
A dance of in your face ecstasy after a badass, miraculous , or near miraculous play. Usually done in sports which have a preponderance of colored males, although one does not need to be black to nigger it.
Running the game winning touchdown in with no time left on the clock , Tyrone shook with a frenzy akin to a Voodoo ritual,ending with a pelvis humping backflip in which he spiked the ball into the referee's face, whereupon the announcer said " I like a good example of Niggerin' It, but that may have been too much".
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"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."
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