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Someone without any friends "get away from me you waif, go hang out with your friends... wait you don't have any. hahahaha"
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a very skinny person, especially woman 1) supermodel kate moss 2)check out that waif-like indie chick
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Noun - A poor, skinny, homeless child typically in Dickensian London. Normally has unnecessary filth about his face and/or clothing. The butt of many cruel jokes involving his financial status.
Verb - the act of "waifing" Adjective - A cruel insult, normally used for people smaller or less fortunate than yourself. Adverb - "in the manor of a waif" Noun - Look at that stupid waif. Lets kick him and rub dirt in his waif-face.
Verb - Look man. Gimme my burlap sack back before I waif you up. Adjective - Look at that waif person. How very waif he is. Adverb - He walked waifly down the street. |
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A model, usually involved with haute-couture modeling who is skinnier than the average model. Her visible ribs signifies that she is a waif.
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A skinnyskinny person, usually lanky. Runway models strive for a waif-like figure.
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A skinny woman that you can probably literally break in two. "OMGZ did you see that model over there?! She's like a waif."
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an ownerless piece of property that is found Yo man, is that rolled joint on the floor a waif? Cause if it is, it ain't no longer.
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V. A euphemism for the word "Rape" made up by Wal-Mart, (and later adopted in K-Mart stores as well),in order to sell a Nirvana album. The album featured a song called "Rape Me", which most likely expressed the band's feelings about the music industry. Being the profiteers they are, Wal-Mart changed the name of the song, however most other text referring to the song remained the same. Person 1: "I just got done hearing that kick ass "Waif me" song.
Person 2: "Go google that song." |
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