isht
n.— «On Public Enemy’s Muse Sick In Hour Mess Age (the CD), if you reverse past the first track (about 1:25), there is Chuck D on the mike talking isht.» —“Re: Scared the #@%$ outta me!” by Robin L. Gibson Usenet: alt.rap Feb. 22, 1995. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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