A Woddy is a social classing which is also referred to as unclassable, or 'casual', which does not see the point of other classes. Their general style is to wear clothing not branded a class, and sometimes to branch out into original clothing such as flame shirts.
Woddy's generally have an obsession with fire, dragons and violence, among other things. They are also very random and will often use this to their advantage in sporting contests.
Woddy's normally have a strong hatrid for emos and chavs, and will make a key point of it, normally in the form of twatting them.
Woddy's generally have an obsession with fire, dragons and violence, among other things. They are also very random and will often use this to their advantage in sporting contests.
Woddy's normally have a strong hatrid for emos and chavs, and will make a key point of it, normally in the form of twatting them.
Guy 1: Hey is that guy a chav?
Guy 2: Who, Ben? No he's a Woddy.
Guy 1: Oh alright then. Would you like me to count to.. 53?
Guy 2: Err.. No.
Guy 2: Who, Ben? No he's a Woddy.
Guy 1: Oh alright then. Would you like me to count to.. 53?
Guy 2: Err.. No.
by Dave(thepunkyone) December 29, 2005
by Papa_Dank November 17, 2019
a casual guy who is obsesed with the gr8 band MUSE...and am sure alot of people will agree with him that MUSE ROCK!!!
by danny December 2, 2004
by Lardytugboat September 12, 2006
A Woddy Doddy is a feline mammal indigenous only to Australia and New Guinnea! However the Woddy Doddies in New Guinnea are believed to have been imported from Australia in the 18th century by fur traders. A male Woddy can weigh as much as 35 pounds and females tend to be under twenty pounds. The different species include Spotted Woddy Doddies, red striped Woddies extremely rare Short haired and long tail Woddies. Many Woddies are bobtailed, but most have a nomal tail except for long tailed woddy Doddiies and their tails can be twice as long as their bodies. Aborigine folklore has it that some Woddies can fly and have supernatural powers. Described as much like a cat with large ears and very long whiskers. Spotted Woddies are usually hard to keep as pets and not advised.
by Bountyhunterguitarplayer April 11, 2011
by Joey the 5th February 1, 2018