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ass whooped 

The act of getting beaten up badly. Also used in competition when one opponent gets a decisive victory over another.
ass whooped by Eagleheart1981 February 26, 2015
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Doctor Whooves 

A backround pony in the television show 'My Little Pony Friendship is Magic.' Given the name due to the fact the pony gives a resemblance to David Tennant, the 10th Doctor on the popular British sci-fi series Doctor Who. He is a male pony with a grayish amber coat, dark amber mane, and light grayish azure eyes with an hourglass cutiemark.
Doctor Whooves by Random Brony December 30, 2011

Social Whooer 

One who, when in public, with the help of alcohol and large groups of people, starts to make "WHOOING" noises at the most inane things.
Geoff: Hey, I'm buying drinks for my friends.

Ted: WHOO! SHOTS!

Geoff: Not you, Social Whooer.

Victor Wooten 

Greatest bass player ever. One of the finest musicians of all time. Clinician of funk, jazz, classical and just about anything else.
The man has perfected his craft. His music IQ is unparalleled.
Victor Wooten by Ben Gardner April 23, 2005
A Wooter is a person who understands that great things never come from staying in your comfort zone. A Wooter believes in staying active, meeting new people and unlocking new experiences.
"Hey look at those Wooters over there playing volleyball; lets go join them!"
Wooter by godoit December 29, 2014
The way many people in areas as geographically disparate as Newfoundland, Canada and the white (whoite) population of western Alabama pronounce the world "white." It is said to be of Scottish-Irish origin.
People in Toronto think we Newfies are the whoite trash of Canada, but we really don't care.

Starving, poor white kid in western Alabama swatting flies off his arms and belly: "I'm hungry and them flies are everywhere!" "Shut up, son, at least you are whoite!"

Ol Alabama diddy from the 1940s: "Oh I may have a tumuh on me belly, at least I am whoite, I'm proud to be whoite!" (Saying "me belly" for "my belly" as recently as the 1940s leads credence to the belief that the 'whoite accent' of western Alabama is definitely British influenced (say, from 4-6 generations earlier).
Whoite by DFJD June 24, 2011