Define Bwa Meaning

Bwa
An expression of indifference, also can be an expression of confusion.

Sometimes is used when one's interest is piqued.

A:What do you want for dinner?
B:Bwa

A:Look! A Giraffe's rampaging through town?
B: Bwa? o.O;

A: I just baked your favorite cake.
B: Bwa!?
By Tressa
Bwa
An expression of indifference; mostly neutral, not caring or lacking opinion but still giving a reaction.

Sometimes indicates there's something more going on then expressed.

"What do you think of this dress?!"
"Bwa.. , It's ok."

"She's such a fucking hoe, what do you think?"
"Bwa.. I don't know her that well."

"Do you think she's more attractive then me?"
"Bwa.."
By Velma
Bwa

this years bwa goes to my girlfriends cousin
By Kore
BWA
Bread Winners Association
Meaning someone who gets money.

Usually a term used by Puerto Rican/ African American rapper Kevin Gates

Aye bro what you all about ?

Man you know I'm with that bwa
By Anthe
Bwa Bwa
1. the noise a vampire makes within the goth scene.

2. A noise you make in order to make fun of a goth

"hey spooky"
*wait for reaction*
"Bwa Bwa!"
By Charlene
BWA
BWA = Bitch With Attitude. Referred to girls who think they can pass life with this kind of behavior. Also, those who are mean, lack of social skills and got serious attitude problems.

"Look, that girl is a BWA!"
"She is such a BWA!"
"Oh man, Id like to smack that BWA!"
By Danit
BWA
Below the waist activity. Any sexual activity that occurs below the waistline.

"I made out with that guy I met at the club all night long."
"Did the two of you sleep together?"
"Yea, but there was no BWA"
By Rochelle
BWA
A Big White ass. big fabulous bouncing donkey butt. bubbly and wonderful.
(B)IG (W)HITE (A)SS

http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm72/mrmkel/rawswing.jpg is a picture of an OKAY, not the best BWA
By Roselle
BWA
Black Woman Ass

Used by a to describe a large ass on a white woman

Did you see that chic she has a BWA
By Claudine
BWA
Black Women's Alliance. A student organization at MIT, founded in 1997 with the aim to provide a forum to address the needs and concerns of Black women undergraduate students at MIT. To promote the awareness of Black women's issues in the MIT community through activities designed to increase the visibility of Black women on campus and to encourage interaction with other campus groups. To encourage the scholarship of Black women at MIT. To promote activism, unity, friendship, and community.

Also: Black Women of Acclaim; Black Women Achievers
By Lura