by c0q_m1x3r July 20, 2003
A salutation expanded as With Great Regard as opposed to R (Regards), BR (Best Regards) or WSR (With Slight Regards).
Used to close an email, letter, text msg or memo to someone you respect. Meant as a manner of respect, but could also be perceived as subservient.
Used to close an email, letter, text msg or memo to someone you respect. Meant as a manner of respect, but could also be perceived as subservient.
Dear Xxx,
I acknowledge that your solution surpasses my own and will defer to you in this matter.
WGR,
Yyy
I acknowledge that your solution surpasses my own and will defer to you in this matter.
WGR,
Yyy
by Jeeped August 2, 2010
A term that can be applied to anyone boring, and therefore not exhibiting behaviour likely to gain them admiration or respect from their closest friends. Can also mean someone who rides wet goats in the literal sense.
"Are you comin' out to play pool?"
"No, I'm not feeling it tonight"
"Don't be a WGR"
"What d'you call me?"
"A WGR - Wet Goat Rider"
"OK I'll come out"
"No, I'm not feeling it tonight"
"Don't be a WGR"
"What d'you call me?"
"A WGR - Wet Goat Rider"
"OK I'll come out"
by asswipe17 March 13, 2013