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big tings a gwan 

big things, life changing events are going on...
i heard about your new job/girlfriend/trip/gig....big tings a gwan...
big tings a gwan by lovelyjj June 10, 2007

big tings we inna 

it means that you are involved with things that will soon be / are already big tings.

associated with english rapper Rodney P after he released the track Big Tings We Inna.

a way of confidently saying that you see good vibes on the horizon.
"man, these hip-hop nights we put on are really blowing up!"
"yeah its big tings we inna, innit"
big tings we inna by rtpHarry November 11, 2004

big tings a gwan 

Jamaican for "big things are coming". Used to wish good vibes on a new protect or trip
-Im proposing to me gyal.

-big tings a gwan
big tings a gwan by The Irieite September 26, 2013

big boy tings 

used to describe a buisness deal or a generally grown up event
yes blud im out tonight taking care of buisness , big boy tings u get me?
big boy tings by g1019 January 1, 2009

Big man tings yeh

When you are morbidly obese or very known around the block, everything you do is a Big man ting yeh so you are doing big man tings yeh.
Opp:Pull up bitch.
Big man:I'm comin big man tings yeh.

Big things poppin 

Beg things are happening, the crew is making advances
-“I just got a promotion with a 20% raise”
-“wow, big things poppin homie”
Big things poppin by Missy juju December 11, 2018
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Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
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Plate of Brown 

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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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