Gang Gang Meaning Urban Dictionary Novels & Stories

Amanda says. "You guys abeg it's okay," Annie says. "No be this baboon dey find my trouble," Diamond says. "You're the baboon here," Amanda snaps. Rolling her eyes, Annie enters her room, leaving me to wonder what to do next as the two keep arguing. ... Words/phrases and their meaning: * Abajo: No wonder * Gbenu e soun: shut your mouth * Body no be firewood: a Nigerian slang meaning ones body has to rest or stating one has needs to satisfy (mostly sexual needs are being referred to).

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"Because you bring to mind a someone, I knew a very long time ago." He laughed and asked, "Was that encounter really life-changing?" "Kind of," I said with a smile to him. "I had no idea you were a member of the gang as well." "Gang? Is it some kind of highly classified Mafia organisation?" He asked. I couldn't help but grin as I said, "It's a W******p group where the majority of my friends schedule these get-togethers." He looked disappointed "No, I'm afraid that I do not belong to such illustrious group. Do you think I am missing something?"

It was why I excelled at my job as a real estate broker. We could have been friends if I was still the same Benny. I like people like him. Strong, determined, and the fire in his gray eyes sucked me in like quicksand. Accompanying that fire is a gentle personality. I saw the way he is with his friends. Obviously, he was the baby of their gang, but they adored him.

he shrugged. "What?!! You see why I want to move from Australia, we've been killing people. For crying out loud we're too young to be murderers" Kamala laughed…

(You are incredible, you have just won over the most difficult Gang syndicate on the Planet! “Nán?” Grace said surprised (difficult?) “Nǐ bù zhīdào ma tāmen yǐ bù tóngyì dáchéng gòngshì ér wénmíng!” Xan explained. (Didn’t you know? They are well known for not agreeing on anything!”) “Enough of the politics, let's get on to the fun stuff! Jacob, bring in our gift please!” Lucas announced happily.

Without hesitation, I fetched my phone out of my pocket and browsed on the internet what it meant if someone had a tattoo of a scorpion on his wrist. Some images were displayed on my phone screen and even before I could read out the content behind the scorpion tattoo, someone already beat me to it. "It symbolizes the membership of a well-known dangerous gang known as the Gun fire men." A familiar deep voice rung out loud from behind.

"Do you know the names of the gangs?" "No. I never learned them." He smacked his palm to his forehead and sighed. "Sunny?" "Yes, boss?" She sat up straight. "Wanna tell her the names?" "Sure." She nodded. "Snakes and Lions." "Thank you. Now Laura, can you guess which one we are?" "Wait you're all in a gang?" I blurted. All eyes fell on me. Then everyone started giggling, except Bran whose eyes were dead serious and pleading for me to get this right.

“This is is not what we agreed on!” Cohen stated angrily as he slammed the small brown envelope on the table. It was a gambling booth, were the guys in the street usually gathered and gambled, smoked, fought, or made out with girls. Most times, whenever teenagers take to the streets, the next place they go to is the gambling booth where they hung out with older guys who would take them under their wings. From there they become part of a gang.

“She’s got a mouth like fire, that one.” “Shut it, burrow-butt,” she snapped sweetly. "Says a certain smallie that loves being hurled to the ground." Mangolia smirked. "That's not itt, you-" in the stead of completing her words, she pursued them, club in hand. Their laughters spilled across the air. Soon, the streets whispered about the little gang. The Farthides, as they called themselves, after Fremelin’s ridiculous creed: “Touch the fart of our hides, and we’ll have your hides!”