Jawn

What is Jawn?


1.

a word used by Philly cats to describe anything and everything.

NY cats interject with the word "joint" but it doesn't convey the same feelings.

you see that car? that jawn was hot.

you was at Keisha's jawn last night?

when them planes flew into that jawn, it exploded!!

you heard that new jawn by B.Seigs & Freeway?

i hit this one jawn in my trunk, nigga!!

nah, i was at the jawn when she came by.

2.

a word used by people in philly, it can mean anything, like a fine girl, a blunt, really, it can be used for everything. it basically means "thing".

Oh yeah it was origin8ed in PHILLY not NY

Yo pass me that jawn

Dayum that jawn is fine as hell

what the F*** is that jawn

Yo....Who took that jawn

3.

a word used to describe anything

"yo man this jawns hot as hell yo"

"Naw yo this jawns way better"

"Did u see that jawn walking down the street the otha day? daaaaaaamn"

"Get off my jawn"

See nick

4.

A word used in Philadelphia to describe any noun whose appropriate word could not be recalled by the brain in the necessary time. You can tell the general education level of the user of said word by how many times they use it in a sentence.

yo i went to that jawn down at the plat, yo there were like 6 jawns down there man you shoulda whipped out the '97 jawn picked up a couple jawns and came down, pussy

See jawn, thing, noun, person, place

5.

any person place or thing

actual quote.... " i put my jawn in the jawn, and some jawn took that jawn, and now my jawn is gone"

6.

A person, place, or thing.

Give me the jawn. Thanks.

7.

alias for the word "thing" - meaning an item/object of some sort

"Yo, hand me that jawn right there."

See Reet


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