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Also Weath. The after effects of alcohol or drugs. She had a lot to drink last night, she was weathered.
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adj. Worn, stained, or warped by or as if by exposure to weather; seasoned: a roof of weathered shingles.
Yo mamma's face is real weathered because she's been outside too much
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adj. or verb used to describe someone who has not aged well. Dude, did you see Heather, she has really weathered.
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1. An exclamation, most times uttered by third party members, used when someone had just received a serious insult from another person and chances of returning with a good comeback are slim. 2. Used also when an inanimate object in conjunction with a human makes the human appear stupid and the inanimate object superior. 1. "Dude, you're shirt sucks." "That's not what you're mom thinks." " OUU Weathered!"
2. *Girl bangs into door* Friends: "Hahahah you just got weathered by the door." or "That door just weathered you." |
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