Awa Waza

A term used by homosexual members of a Jewish Country Club aka "Powerhouse of Excellence" fraternity at the University of Florida. By using this term, you are clarifying for everyone that you are truly a homo and enjoy getting tube steak rammed into your anus where it can gape open. After boomshay and hairies was taken away from this fraternity, Awa Waza became the new term used and has taken it by storm.

"Hello fellow brother, my name is Larry Bernstein, Awa Waza."
"Wow Larry you are truly a faggot."

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Awa Ni Yen

Used as a response when someone praises you about something in the Nigerian language of Yoruba, spoken in the city of Lagos. It’s basically an acknowledgement that roughly translates to “That’s us,” -- I’m always gingered, and I want everyone to feel the same way and be able to say the same thing for themselves

"Awa Ni Yen
Who has the kids all hype
Awa Ni Yen
Who keeps it live all night"

- From the song "Awa Ni" by The Knocks & Kah-Lo

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awa phone call

Teacher is going to call home

If you dont turn around you will get an awa phone callhome

Awa

The baddest bitch you will ever meet and She will let it be known. NO FILTER. she tell it like it is and don't give a fuck. She might seem rude and cold but can be really nice if you get to know her .

Don't play with my friend Awa cause she will woop yo ass.

Awa

The baddest bitch you will ever meet and She will make sure you know it. She is very independent. has NO FILTER. Talks to a lot of people but only a few are her actual friends. Unique sense of style. Likes a little bit of everything. Comes off really mean but actually is really sweet and kind.

My names Awa and I'm just that bitch. Periodtt.

Awa

A popular Caymanian word used to close a sentence with a question, usually with the meaning “ or what”. “Awa” in the Cayman Islands can be compared to the phrase “Eh” in Canada or the phrase “Right” in the United States. “Awa” gained popularity in the Cayman Islands with older generations, and has since been adopted by younger Caymanian generations and taken abroad with the Caymanian diaspora.

Unna goin down there Awa?

Are you guys going down there?

Hey bobo, I goin town go pick up a fish, you comin Awa?

Hey man, I’m going downtown to buy a fish, do you want to come?

AWA

As Well As.

“I love tea, AWA coffee”