Wain’t

Wain’t is a mixture of ain’t and was

So basically its just a weird way to say wasn’t

The weather was bad yesterday wain’t it?

by Crippling depressoo July 5, 2019

Wain’t

Dual-tense contraction of “wasn’t,” “ain’t,” the latter of which acting as a phonetically -friendly substitute of “isn’t.” Because “wain’t” includes a contraction for both the present and past tense, it is applicable to negative scenarios in both tenses.

Animal testing wasn’t ok then, and it isn’t/ain’t ok now. // Animal testing wain’t ok.

by Spooky Newt January 6, 2022

wain’t

A slang term I myself made up which are two words (wasn’t, ain’t) combined.

Jake wain’t at the party today I wonder where he is.

by Jhebe November 14, 2022

Wain’t

The words “wasn’t” and “ain’t” put into a single word. “Ain’t” meaning isn’t.

I thought it was my responsibility to do the dishes but it wain’t. It was my sisters.

by Lukie.blue January 9, 2025

wain't

Past tense of "ain't"
A verb using contractions of "was" and "not", also "were" and "not".
Used to state a form of being in the negative and past tense.
Archaic or anachronistic southern slang

"It ain't right Cletus, he wain't there when I's came."
Or
"If wain't for dat horse, I's gone to the college."
(using above contractions respectively)

by Kazazik April 17, 2005

wain't

a contraction of the negation of any word

EJ- "Yo you home from college yet?"
Me- "Na I wain't finish all my finals yet

Example 2:
EJ- "How good do you think this song is?"
Me- "I like it a lot but it wain't the best, I like that other one more"

by Larry Hustle December 20, 2008

Wain't

Contraction of wasn't and ain't

It wain't me!

by TheProGuyDudeBro December 10, 2020