whadyacallem 

A word used to describe something you can't remember the word for. It sound like fast "what-did-you-call-them".

I heard this race.... the.... whadyacallem.... the Shadows.

whadyacallem by OverQuantum June 20, 2010

Wachacallit 

This word can refer to and be used in place of any noun in the english language. Usually used to substitute for an unkown word when the speaker or writer is confused about the proper noun. This word was first used in 1964 when "Screwy Louie" asked a padestriant for directions to some place he couldnt recall the name of.

Person 1- Um, could you tell me how to get to the Wachacallit?

Person 2- Sure. Just stand in the middle of the road, bend over, and grab your ancles.

Person 1- Thanks Mr.

Wachacallit by Mr. Asshole August 24, 2006

whatchacallit 

a term used when the actual word escapes your memory temporarily

I need some uh...whatchacallit, damn I forgot.

whatchacallit by sykcor325i July 28, 2004

whachamacallit 

A word used when the actual name of the object in question will not come to mind. Very versatile but often very vague. It is derived from the phrase "what-you-may-call-it" which can be found in T. H. White's The Once and Future King.

Claire- "Hey, Adam, hand me the- the- you know, the whachamacallit."

Adam- "The what?"

whachamacallit by Cu2Au May 24, 2006

whatchacall 

same as term "whatchacallit" (what-you-call-it). Used largly in DC area. Used to describe some one or something who's name cannot be recalled.

"Can you give me directions?"
"Sure. You go up 18th Street, past 'whatchacall', then make a right. It's right there next to 'whatchacall.'"

whatchacall by oldschoolio May 9, 2007

Whichmacallit 

Another word for a felony charge.

"Oh, I forgot to tell you about my whichmacallit."

"Your whichmacallit?"
"Yeah, my felony charge. Its not that important."

Whichmacallit by th4tcrazyb1tch October 1, 2023