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hello. often used by roadmen and people who are trying to be 'ard.
"Wagwarn bossman, innit"
"Ayyyy, wagwarn, G"
wagwarn by wild mandem tings April 9, 2019
wagwarn mate
wagwarn by Anonymous November 9, 2003

wagwarn piffting 

Term derived from slang. Normally used in England. I mean you'd sound like a bit of a nob if you used this in America or something.

Anyway, basically it translates to "What's up? You're extremely attractive" It is now mostly used by teenagers who are wannabe gangsters (like I stated earlier) or a group of guys saying it as a joke.
"Oi wagwarn piffting! Can I get ur bbm pin?!"
wagwarn piffting by soph.baxx April 17, 2017

wagwan piff ting wats ur bbm pin

from research from bing
it basically means this:

hey whats up hot human give me your phone number

wagwan is a jamaican patois or jamaican english way of saying "whats up"
piff means "high quality", and ting is the autistic version of saying "thing"
a bbm pin is the numbers you'd use to contact someone on the blackberry messenger
memeulous: "wagwan piff ting wats ur bbm pin"

pyrocynical: "you wot mate"

wagwanistan 

Old Suffolk slang for the remote village of Hoxne, in North Suffolk
whattup my gipp, wanna come hang with the boys at the pub in wagwanistan?
wagwanistan by Jeff Warburton March 18, 2021

Wagwan for battyman

When officer looks at your balls, batty and dick.
"Wagwan for battyman..

Come on officer, you've seen my balls batty and dick this month..
more than my BM, more than my links, more than my chick."
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