nigga wha
nigga wha by Jake Nonigga January 3, 2005
Nigga wha?
"Nigger what?" Words that a black hip-hop person might say. "What did you say?" or "I can't believe you said that?" Usually said with a little anger.
Nigga wha? by Da Benjay May 13, 2005
Nigga What
Phrase used commonly in fights. Normally screamed loudly and frequently as said person hops around you and strips. Then you kick his ass.
Nigga What by Pistol Starta February 11, 2004
nigga what?
Urban phrase bastardising the simple phrase - "Pardon me my african american friend"
Often used in a surprised manner, possibly in defence of an accusation of the thievery of drugs or guns.
Often used in a surprised manner, possibly in defence of an accusation of the thievery of drugs or guns.
nigga what? by Captain Haddock December 23, 2003
pussy nigga what
A phrase used when a man thats soft says something you ddn't like. Its normally said right before the soft guy gets beat up.
pussy nigga what by Nicholas brown July 14, 2007
Dang nigga what chou say?
1. "Did you see that guy who ran across the street and got eaten by a bird?" "Dang nigga what chou say?"
2. "I got an A+++ on my maths test daddy!" "Dang nigga what chou say?"
2. "I got an A+++ on my maths test daddy!" "Dang nigga what chou say?"
Dang nigga what chou say? by domza March 18, 2005
Nigga what the shit
Nigga what the shit by Truth_hurts_9/11 February 8, 2010
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A common place is to duct tape the item to the underside of a toilet cover in a public restroom.
A signal is sometimes used as well to indicate there is something to pickup, like a pile of stones in a certain formation. After checking the drop the signal is removed.
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