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to watch and then say o after you are done
watcho out i am going to fast
watcho by MIke May 6, 2005

ay te watcho 

Tex-Mex border Splanglish for "Later, dude"

Translation approximations are "see you later" and/or "see you around".

Based on the hispanicization of the English verb "to watch"

Used as a salutation of parting.
You're hanging out at the beer joint with your buddy and/or your compadre. When it's time to go home you get up and take leave of your company by assuring them that you will see them later, in other words, that you will be watching out to spot them again.

"Hey, vato, I gotta run. Take it easy; ay te watcho"
ay te watcho by Megaseis July 12, 2009

watchmojo 

This word describes when you have lost all creativity and used up every idea ever, but need to keep producing content. In essence, any work you do becomes quantity over quality.
Person 1: "Shit! I've ran out of things to write about in my book. What do I do?"
Person 2: "Well, it seems like you've watchmojo'd yourself."
watchmojo by Notpokemonash May 13, 2016
A small child with an ipad or other similar device.
"I can't deal with being a parent for 5 minutes little Jonny, so go watch this dumb youtube video with your watcher brother for 10 hours"
Watcher by Yorkmeanspuke May 30, 2019

wachousay 

a word sometimes used to describe the Bagouser.
The wachousay bagouser is tres segously.
wachousay by SirManth April 7, 2005

Watch Lost 

"I must Watch Lost."

"Nothing better than an episode or two of Lost before bed!"
Watch Lost by cheesy454 January 7, 2022