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A term commonly used by Migos and refers to North.
"We from the Nawf, yeah, dat way."
Nawf by Herban Dicktionary April 2, 2017
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Nawf is also for North
Nawf by H-Town Man October 12, 2004
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This word refers to north Atlanta. Home of the migos that’s why they use it in there songs a lot.
“I represent the nawf”
Nawf by Nawfy May 10, 2018
Someone who is very behaved and most girls are attracted to him. Sometimes Nawf may be referred as North.
Oh look! There is nawf. He's so charming.
Nawf by Schizo3347 June 29, 2019
Nawf Atlanta became a term used in the Early 2000’s Mainly by groups of teens in Norcross Ga, not Lawerenceville Ga like most seem to think! Coined by a Popular Rapper Named Cheeto Gambine at the time supported his click OSDL which stood for Out Side Them Lines and later Only Soldiers Die Legends …
Some people say North to explain the direction their from, but we say Nawf!
Nawf by Nawf Atlanta Ike January 24, 2022

Nawf Atlanta 

Coined by the migos, it refers to Gwinnett County, namely Lawrenceville. NOTE: Cobb and North Fulton are north of the City of Atlanta they are not considered "Nawf"
We straight out Nawf Atlanta (Nawfside!).
Nawf Atlanta by blzzthlls February 6, 2018

Nawf Atlanta 

The North Eastern portion of metro Atlanta, primarily the areas surrounding interstate 85 northbound in Gwinnett county.
I went to Meadowcreek Highschool in Nawf Atlanta.
Nawf Atlanta by realsmartman June 3, 2021
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