weeksauce
weeksauce by Holden Hamm October 5, 2006
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wetsauce
Magnificence from beyond the 3pt. line. The act of lighting it up from downtown. Filthy jumpshooting ability.
Antonyms - Mike Howell a.k.a weak sauce
Antonyms - Mike Howell a.k.a weak sauce
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weaksauce mcweak
Someone who can't stay up past 12:30 AM because they lack the ability of being "awesome". Usually falls asleep after this time immediately or has some type of excuse, ex. I have work at 10 in the morning, I need sleep.
The mcweak refers to the person taking the insult, and the weaksauce refers to being weak, insufficient, puny, pathetic, or even at times saucey.
The mcweak refers to the person taking the insult, and the weaksauce refers to being weak, insufficient, puny, pathetic, or even at times saucey.
"Man, Taylor and Jordan should make a club called Weaksauce Mcweaks united, they apparently can't stay up past 12:30."
"That guys such a weaksauce mcweak, who works at 10 in the morning?"
"That guys such a weaksauce mcweak, who works at 10 in the morning?"
weaksauce mcweak by Rapom June 1, 2009
Weaksauce
Wrecksauce
a. A word used to identify something awesome. (also see 'wicked', 'hardcore', 'L337', etc.)
v. An act towards another that was completely awesome (and sometimes unnecessary)
n. Something that is awesome
v. An act towards another that was completely awesome (and sometimes unnecessary)
n. Something that is awesome
"That was fuckin wrecksauce!"
"Holy schiz! You just wrecksauced that guy!"
"Dude, that shirt is pretty wrecksauce."
"Holy schiz! You just wrecksauced that guy!"
"Dude, that shirt is pretty wrecksauce."
Wrecksauce by ThatOneShortKid April 23, 2010
Wrecksauce
When you wreck someone/something so hard, "wreck" just doesn't cut it. An extreme form of wrecking. Can be used as a verb,noun, or adjective.
1) I just wrecksauced the shit out of him.
2) I just poured the wrecksauce all over her.
3) That food was wrecksauce.
4) I be drip drop drizzlin that A1 WreckSauce all over them.
2) I just poured the wrecksauce all over her.
3) That food was wrecksauce.
4) I be drip drop drizzlin that A1 WreckSauce all over them.
Wrecksauce by Zebradamus August 24, 2011
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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