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Shorthand version of "Know what I'm sayin'?"
"It's kind of like when enormous chipmunks start biting at your nuts, it's just SO confusing, NAMSAYN?!"
namsayn by hoobastunk January 23, 2005
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Slang: The abbreviation of the question "Do you know what I am saying?", usually employed by urban street youths or douchebag assholes
"Damn, that shawty is fine! Nomsayn?"
nomsayn by cumdumpster37 August 12, 2012
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Namsayin Bro 

(Do you) know what I'm saying, brother?
White people: Did you understand what I was talking about, my dear friend?
Black people: Namsayin Bro?
Namsayin Bro by Pinglei December 28, 2014

namsayin 

quick way of sayin know what im sayin?
Guy1: what u up to?
Guy2: just shootin sum b ball namsayin
namsayin by 145th September 13, 2008
Short for, "Know what I'm saying?"
"She be hot as f**k nomsayn?
Nomsayn by gbrodee April 9, 2015
Where jungkook took tae on theirdate. taekook date they are boyfriends Ok because I saidSo Ok? Someone date me plz
taekook went on a dinner date near namsan tower that’s real gay

wanna go on a date at namsan?
the scenery (in namsan) is really beautiful for couples
jungkook made a reservation for just the two of them to eat at namsan ahead of time
namsan by ibighit October 17, 2020

namsayinmofo 

Yes, my dear friend. I have listened intently & hung upon your every word & wholeheartedly agree with every last thing you said my brother.
The consultants recommend millennial policy paradigm shifts. Namsayinmofo.
namsayinmofo by James Riordan February 28, 2004
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endwarfins

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“Did you see that caillou over there? His head is reflecting the sun like a disco ball.”
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