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Peshengwengweng 

The thing go peshengwengweng
Peshengwengweng by Linkxsus November 16, 2020

Peshengwengweng 

The thing go peshengwengweng
Peshengwengweng by Linkxsus November 16, 2020

peshengwengweng 

The sound that a rusty 'glock' makes
The thing go peshengwengweng
peshengwengweng by Linkxsus November 16, 2020

peshengwengweng 

Peshengwengweng comes from the Latin word peshengweng which means to hover past your waistline at a high speed and the last Weng means The sound a AR15 makes.
"Mi Gun Go Suh PeshengWengWeng, Fly Pass Yuh Waist"
peshengwengweng by Peshengwengweng November 20, 2023

Peshenwengweng

A sound a mental person would use for a gun.

Some people even use I tg for slangs
Peshenwengweng was used in the li ate 21st century when an artiste sang a song with that sound. It became a laughing stock hence people say it's an imaginary gun.
Mi gun guh suh peshenwengweng

Fly past yuh face
One inna yuh hardback, mek yuh fly inna di grave

Yo dawg mi bbclt a afto laugh

A which gun that mon??

peshenwengweng

man come down and went peshenwengweng on everybody
peshenwengweng by jeonkookie957 April 16, 2021
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