A word often found before a noun that adds a certain element to the sentence, often implying a “quick” or “little.” Can also be found alone by itself as a noun, when you fail to think of any other words to describe what you are saying.
“Sorry, I have to take a little weehoo trip to the bathroom. My bladder is killing me!”
“Did you hear that? There was a little weehoo whisper in the wind…”
“Can you pass me that weehoo on my desk over there?
You mean your pencil?
Yes, that’s what I meant.”
“Did you hear that? There was a little weehoo whisper in the wind…”
“Can you pass me that weehoo on my desk over there?
You mean your pencil?
Yes, that’s what I meant.”
by Ponya September 5, 2021
1) When the diarrhea finally exited my body, I screamed "WEEHOO!"
2) When the semen finally exited my body, I screamed "WEEHOO!"
2) When the semen finally exited my body, I screamed "WEEHOO!"
by yourmomlastnight183 November 10, 2006
A word found before a noun that adds a certain element to the sentence, often implying a “quick” or “little”
“Sorry, I have to take a little weehoo trip to the bathroom. My bladder is killing me!”
“Did you hear that? There was a little weehoo whisper in the wind…”
“Did you hear that? There was a little weehoo whisper in the wind…”
A word found before a noun that adds a certain element to the sentence, often implying a “quick” or “little”
Sorry, I have to take a little weehoo trip to the bathroom. My bladder is killing me!
Did you hear that? There was a little weehoo whisper in the wind…
Did you hear that? There was a little weehoo whisper in the wind…