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dirty southern alabama language, usally a whore speaking in the toung of crabs,
i saw a black amish man smoking a joint today, so i neegused him up a bit. he now talks neggusly, in a non offensive way heres a little bit of neegus talk, this is alabama we speak english, if you want to live here, learn it NEEGUS PLEASE!!!!!!
neegus by METALLICA15 July 6, 2010
A term used to describe a mentally retarded native French speaker that attempts to use English to say Nigger, or Nigga.

Since the French dialect cannot pronounce these slurs correctly, they usually have the problem of pronouncing Nigga like Neegus.
"Hey Neegus, come save us Neegus."
"Can a Neegus Borrow a fry? Neegar."
Neegus by TheRealNeegusCollector December 31, 2025
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The name translates to "The King", which is a fitting name considering Negusu's positions in the bedroom. A Negusu can find the G-spot faster than your mom can find a forgotten missing item in the house. you can find Negusu everywhere spreading love and giving orgasm to remember.
Girls: Negusu remind me of my pinky toe... sooner or later, I'm gonna bang him on the table.
Boys: I just wanna be like Negusu.
Negusu by Negusu December 7, 2021
Negus is a title in the Eritrean and northern Ethiopia Semitic languages. It denotes a monarch, such as the Bahri Negasi of the Medri Bahri kingdom in pre-1890 Eritrea, and the negus in pre-1974 Ethiopia. The negus is referred to as An-Najashi in the Islamic tradition
I was banned for saying negus on a server and they did not let me explain.
negus by negus describ January 12, 2021
Meaning "to reign” or a “king”. The good n-word.
Everyone who’s reading this is a negus
Negus by Miner3453 December 29, 2020
yall my negus
negus by elmo___123 January 8, 2021
"King," "Ruler" or "Emperor" in the Ethiopian language of Amharic. An antynym of the word "nigger" according to its historical American usage.
"Negusa Negast," also "Nigusa Negast," a title used to address Ethipopian Emperors, means "King of Kings"
Negus by Son Reaux July 20, 2006
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