we'en

A Hawaiian Pigeon word translated as "we when."

When I say we when it is used in the context of "we when go" as in "we went" or "we partook." An example would be, "Na, we nea go inside we'en stay on da porch."

by Mikky J. February 9, 2005

We'ens

Uneducated backwoods dialect for "we." Primarily heard in Arkansas and some southern portions of Missouri.

Ye furnurs don't talk like we'ens do, do ye.
Translation: You foreigners don't talk like we do, do you.

by bobbyjoetom January 20, 2021

we'ens

Southern slang for we all or all of us here.

We'ens are fixin to go to the creek.

by Mommajean May 27, 2018