Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

A person who says something so stupid it makes your brain want to commit suicide. Also used when you're too lazy to say 'bruh'.

'Nig, the sky is blue!' 'Yeah, I know, but I'm still saying it.'

My homie said 'nig' during the final exam. I failed because I laughed too hard.

My teacher called me 'nig' because I forgot my homework. Again.

2

Your best friend, your worst enemy, and sometimes your lunch. Also the same as 'My Nigger', but less intense.

'Nig, you owe me five bucks.' 'I know, but I'm still gonna take it.'

My nig just stole my pizza. Now I'm gonna steal his math test.

My nig is my homie. My homie is my nig. We're the same.

3

A short way to say 'baby nigga' without being too annoying. It’s like giving a baby a nickname but not being extra.

'Nig, you’re my baby nig.' 'I know, but I’m still your baby nig.'

My baby nig just cried because he didn’t get a snack.

I said 'nig' to my baby nig, and he cried more.

4

When there are so many nigs, it looks like a zombie apocalypse. Also used when you have too much bling or too many nigs in one place.

'Did you see the club? It was nigs on nigs on nigs!'

I got so many nigs on nigs on nigs, my house collapsed.

The teacher said it was nigs on nigs on nigs. I don’t know what that means, but I’m still in trouble.

5

A way to say hello, but also a way to say goodbye. It’s like a hug, but with more sass.

'Nig, how you doin'?' 'I’m doin’ great, but you’re still a nig.'

I said 'nig' to my friend, and he said 'nig' back. We’re still friends.

My mom said 'nig' to me when I came home. I said 'nig' back. Now I’m grounded.

6

When a black person kills another black person. It’s like when your homie kills your homie, and it’s just extra drama.

'Nig, you just did a black on black crime!' 'I know, but I’m still a nig.'

My homie did a black on black crime. Now he's in jail.

I did a black on black crime. Now I'm in trouble.

7

A white person’s way of saying 'nigga' but it’s like they’re trying to be cool and failing.

'Nig-nig, how you doin'?' 'I’m doin’ great, but you’re still a nig-nig.'

My teacher called me 'nig-nig' because I failed the test. Again.

My dad said 'nig-nig' to me. I said 'nig-nig' back. Now I’m grounded.