niphonh
Look at him. He's a niphonh
niphonh by laskatia99 November 13, 2013
Get the niphonh mug.
Niphonged
To be Railroaded. When used as a transitive verb, it means:1.To convict somebody on the basis of flimsy or false evidence or 2.To force a person or group to make a decision or take action quickly, without time for consideration or discussion.
The three(3) Duke Lacrosse players were Niphogned.
Border patrol agents Ramos and Compean were Niphonged.
Border patrol agents Ramos and Compean were Niphonged.
Niphonged
To be Railroaded. To convict somebody on the basis of flimsy or false evidence, or to force a group to take action or make a decision without enough time for thorough consideration.
The three(3) Duke Lacrosse players were Niphogned.
Border patrol agents Ramos and Compean were Niphonged.
Border patrol agents Ramos and Compean were Niphonged.
Niphonged
To be Railroaded. To convict somebody on the basis of flimsy or false evidence, or to force a group to take action or make a decision without enough time for thorough consideration.
The three(3) Duke Lacrosse players were Niphogned.
Border patrol agents Ramos and Compean were Niphonged.
Border patrol agents Ramos and Compean were Niphonged.
Niphonged
To be Railroaded. To convict somebody on the basis of flimsy or false evidence, or to force a group to take action or make a decision without enough time for thorough consideration.
The three(3) Duke Lacrosse players were Niphogned.
Border patrol agents Ramos and Compean were Niphonged.
Border patrol agents Ramos and Compean were Niphonged.
Niphonged
To be Railroaded. To convict somebody on the basis of flimsy or false evidence, or to force a group to take action or make a decision without enough time for thorough consideration.
The three(3) Duke Lacrosse players were Niphogned.
Border patrol agents Ramos and Compean were Niphonged.
Border patrol agents Ramos and Compean were Niphonged.