Pronunciation: (WEH-thur-waks)
Verb
1. To display furious, confrontational behavior without actually intending to act on such emotions.
2. To engage in a grand or public, but ultimately embarrassing display of behavior.
Noun
1. A boor. A person who embarrasses those he is with.
Verb
1. To display furious, confrontational behavior without actually intending to act on such emotions.
2. To engage in a grand or public, but ultimately embarrassing display of behavior.
Noun
1. A boor. A person who embarrasses those he is with.
Verb
Example: "Did you see Frank weatherwax that dude in the "Go Hogs" t-shirt?"
Noun
Example: "Kimmie's friend turned out to be a real weatherwax."
Example: "Did you see Frank weatherwax that dude in the "Go Hogs" t-shirt?"
Noun
Example: "Kimmie's friend turned out to be a real weatherwax."
by DaHawk March 6, 2013
To weatherwax someone is to influence someone in a manner Granny Weatherwax would influence someone. Granny Weatherwax is a character on the Discworld created by Terry Pratchett. She is a witch, but on Discworld witches are the people who win the day and kick ass!
That guy just weatherwaxed me yesterday in the middle of the conversation.
Stop arguing before I weatherwax you!
Stop arguing before I weatherwax you!
by filabuster March 3, 2009
-kahli-a sexy aussie chick
--weatherwax(ing)- when you win all day everyday, or win over someone
THUS-----
KAHLI-WEATHERWAXING--> a sexy dude/chick that wins all day every day over everyone
--weatherwax(ing)- when you win all day everyday, or win over someone
THUS-----
KAHLI-WEATHERWAXING--> a sexy dude/chick that wins all day every day over everyone
by coujaiy December 31, 2011