tiggernits

1) niggertits, only switched around for the lulz and because it sounds cool. Can be used randomly in an instant message to express dissatisfaction

My intranipples aren't working. Tiggernits!

by Tiggernitmasta January 10, 2009

Tiggernigger

A black person who has stripes all along their body

I went to the park yesterday and saw a bunch of Tiggerniggers.

by SafeXTC August 3, 2008

Tigger Nits

Saying that shows your pissed about something. It's also a way to say nigger tits but without getting the crap kicked out of you.

Girl: OH TIGGER NITS!

Guy: What?

Girl: I didn't make you a delicious sandwich while I blew you!

by lax4life123 August 11, 2010

TiggerNigger

a person of black decent which is currently in jail. Derived from the black and white jumpsuits dealt to black inmates.

Damn did you here what happened to Jamal after got rolled??

Ya dude, i hear he's a tiggernigger now!

by justanotherracist1 October 30, 2008

Tiggerish

Bouncing off the walls and generally being annoyingly effervescent. You know--like Tigger.

He's so Tiggerish that it drives everyone crazy. If he'd stay still long enough, I'd slap him silly.

by OG-BB1966 October 30, 2014

tiggerish

After deputy prime minister Dominic Raab's use of the term to describe Boris Johnson (currently UK Prime Minister) and thereby exculpate him from any blame for an appalling speech he made to the UK's Confederation of British Industry, the term was defined in The Guardian by Ishowerdaily in this way:

"Tiggerish"

Expecting an entry in the Urban Dictionary now with the definition being "disrespectful and wankerish display of, what may or may not be contrived, ignorance."

QED

The name had previously been applied to disgraced former Health Secretary Matt Hancock.

He said the prime minister was “focused on the job at hand”, and was an “ebullient, bouncy, optimistic, Tiggerish character and he livens up his speeches in a way that few politicians past and present have done, but actually there is a steeliness to him as a prime minister and indeed his team, and we work as a team.”

by Rural Lexicologist November 24, 2021