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Negrita
Spanish word for black girl (negra), used as a term of endearment or just descriptive without being offensive...adding ita/ito to the end of a word is endearing ie. abuelito/a bebito/a, besito...
Some English speakers and Americans would like to make this into an offensive word...see the definitions for negrito but negrito/a is not offensive or racist despite sounding like an English word that is offensive. In fact using negrita is like saying cute little black girl not exact translation.
Some English speakers and Americans would like to make this into an offensive word...see the definitions for negrito but negrito/a is not offensive or racist despite sounding like an English word that is offensive. In fact using negrita is like saying cute little black girl not exact translation.
Negrita by ilovepuppies June 28, 2009
Related Words
negrity • negrito • negrita • negritis • negritude • negrite [negrite] • negritive • negrito lindo • Negrittle • Negritus
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negrita by stevenferrari March 4, 2008
Negrotypical
Shanaqueqa got her hair did in negrotypical fashion.
Lil' Flippa got a fried chicken leg at the sto', that's so negrotypical.
Lil' Flippa got a fried chicken leg at the sto', that's so negrotypical.
Negrotypical by ThaWhiteDevil September 17, 2012
Negrita
Spanish word for 'Black girl', mostly used to describe beautiful Black girls by Spanish speaking individuals.
Negrita by Disposition bob July 20, 2018
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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