by Jenny Visconti September 28, 2003
A shortened, slang term for "Waheyat Allah," which means "I swear to God" in Arabic. Arab and non-Arab teens in America use this word commonly.
by S. D. May 8, 2005
n (India) usually in combination: person in charge of or employed at a particular thing; "a kitchen wallah"; "the book wallah"
Definition plagierized from WordNet
by Reuel Titus October 17, 2003
Doug: So I simply changed the battery, turned it in, and wallah... it worked!
Bob: You mean voilà, right? The French word that means "look there"?
Doug: God dammit, am I dumb.
Bob: Yep, you sure are. I bet you also say "would of" when you really mean to say "would've", right?
Doug: Uh... maybe?
Bob: You know, English has a correct and incorrect way to spell things. It's not the 16th century when there was no formalization of the language and people simply made up spellings based on how they thought words sounded. There are standard spellings for words and it would behoove you to learn to spell like an adult. I mean, dude... you're 35.
Doug: lawl, fag... roffle
Bob: You mean voilà, right? The French word that means "look there"?
Doug: God dammit, am I dumb.
Bob: Yep, you sure are. I bet you also say "would of" when you really mean to say "would've", right?
Doug: Uh... maybe?
Bob: You know, English has a correct and incorrect way to spell things. It's not the 16th century when there was no formalization of the language and people simply made up spellings based on how they thought words sounded. There are standard spellings for words and it would behoove you to learn to spell like an adult. I mean, dude... you're 35.
Doug: lawl, fag... roffle
by Nick the big stick May 17, 2011
A Wallah is a person in India, or other Indian based countries, that carries out a manual task.
A Punkawallah pulls a string and acts as a manual fan for rich people. A Dabbawallah collects lunchboxes off the office workers and fills them and takes their lunch to them.
A Punkawallah pulls a string and acts as a manual fan for rich people. A Dabbawallah collects lunchboxes off the office workers and fills them and takes their lunch to them.
Young English men in an Indian or Bangladeshi restaurant.
"Oy Punjabi, come over here mate - get the wallah to clear up the plates, and bring us a few beers theres a good chap".
"Excuse me mr Punkawallah but I think our bill is too much
Exactly how much are your poppadoms"?
"Oy Punjabi, come over here mate - get the wallah to clear up the plates, and bring us a few beers theres a good chap".
"Excuse me mr Punkawallah but I think our bill is too much
Exactly how much are your poppadoms"?
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