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A shortened writing of the word wants
I don't know about that but I heard Paul wan't to kick the everloving shit out of Andrew.
wan't by Kunai May 2, 2005
The contraction of want and not. Pronounced the same as "rant" except W replaces R. Usually used to express things someone does not have to do but still will.
I wan't live
I wan't wat my vegetables
Wan't by itsmeherereal April 1, 2023
won't nor can't
(will not and can not)
I don't want to nor will I, I simply wan't.
Wan't by Carwashington III April 22, 2024
Me: Wan-t,come look at this!
Mom: yesss
(responds quickly in store because of the name wan-t)
wan-t by llb December 28, 2005
Wan’t a gen z slang word replaced for wasn’t or was not
That WAN’T a bad guess
Wan’t by Ya uhegsksba July 22, 2023

I wan't not exist 

I wan't not exist is a common word used in many games to expres the feling of lose or shame.
Jake - you forgot to do your homwork.
paul - I wan't not exist
I wan't not exist by blyatman437 March 25, 2019
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Respectfully 

Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
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A moment in time where you feel distinctly Chinese over all other things.
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