Someone who is a Wally has such a kind loving heart. If they love something, they will hold on it forever and never let go of it, they will do anything for the things they love. One thing a Wally loves is there friends and family. As kind of a heart a Wally has, they are also extremely funny and can be quite sarcastic. A Wally likes to joke around and have fun but at times can be sensitive, and if angered can be catastrophic, especially when it involves the things he loves and cares for.
by Ride.H2 April 6, 2018
Another word for penis. Used in certain dialects, or otherwise as a socially acceptable/quircky way to refer to a man's dick.
Ben, can you please remove your wally from my mouth. We're about to sing happy birthday to little Melissa.
by JZ783 March 24, 2016
An Australian synonym for "wanker" derived for the Cockney expression "Wally wanker". Slang for one who masturbates. Often used as an insult, or, as friendly chide.
Ian: G'day Robert, did ya hook up with that Shela from the pub last night?
Robert: Film at 6:00, ya wally.
Robert: Film at 6:00, ya wally.
by AussieDave58 November 16, 2012
Wally started at Bickershaw Festival in '72. A bunch of us went there with a large tent, and arranged there would be one cook. He agreed, on condition he cooked only when bands he didn't like were on.
Between bands there were circus acts, wirewalking etc, and a guy jumped into a 'barrel', actually a huge pool, which promptly burst, spilling gallons of water at the front of the stage, after it had been raining all night. Nobody wanted to stand there afterwards, except a Scottish lad called Wullie from our tent, who always went everywhere in his bare feet anyway. So...
A boring band would come on, Joe would start cooking, and we'd shout down to the front for Wullie when it was chow time. It was a 3-day festival, and after a while Wullie mentioned that lots of people were calling him, not just us. Some people wrongly made the connection between the boring bands and the call "Wullie ", which is Wally to English ears...
At another festival later, the NME did a review mentioning "and the hippies shouted at the bad acts, calling them wallies", and another word was born.
Between bands there were circus acts, wirewalking etc, and a guy jumped into a 'barrel', actually a huge pool, which promptly burst, spilling gallons of water at the front of the stage, after it had been raining all night. Nobody wanted to stand there afterwards, except a Scottish lad called Wullie from our tent, who always went everywhere in his bare feet anyway. So...
A boring band would come on, Joe would start cooking, and we'd shout down to the front for Wullie when it was chow time. It was a 3-day festival, and after a while Wullie mentioned that lots of people were calling him, not just us. Some people wrongly made the connection between the boring bands and the call "Wullie ", which is Wally to English ears...
At another festival later, the NME did a review mentioning "and the hippies shouted at the bad acts, calling them wallies", and another word was born.
by Jim Johnston May 27, 2005
A person who doesn't know what is happening to them or why they are waiting for such a long time in a particular place.
"Just Made"
Then popped in this lovely bag
So you don't have to wait around like a wally.
Slogan used by the food chain Pret a Manger.
Then popped in this lovely bag
So you don't have to wait around like a wally.
Slogan used by the food chain Pret a Manger.
by David Hogg October 7, 2006
To wallis one's birthday.
To wallis the fun out of New Years.
To wallis my life.
She completely wallised my trip to Thailand.
To wallis the fun out of New Years.
To wallis my life.
She completely wallised my trip to Thailand.
by Mr Furious December 27, 2010