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conversational word with many meanings, including but not limited to: 1) true, as in "oh true", 2) really? (when used as a question), 3) word used to fill space in a conversation, ie. "um" or "uh"
1)"I really think Heath Gardner is cool." "Worps." 2) "Dude, my grandmother just won the lottery." "Worps?" 3) "Hey... did you hear about the...uh, worps... you know, the thing."
worps by Heath Gardner January 27, 2003
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a substitution for any word which sounds vaguely like worps
i have to go to work/worps. i love you like mrs.butterworps
worps by Anonymous January 28, 2003

nerpel worps 

As I took off her shirt I saw her nerpel worps
nerpel worps by Bigghhh December 14, 2017

Workstitution 

A term describing how Work is much like Prostitution. A company has the use of your body for a period of time (8hr +) in exchange for money.
Gary was a whore for Overtime. He didn't care how bad Management treated him . He fell deep into Workstitution.
Workstitution by will bitten December 24, 2016

Words with Friends 

An app with a chat function, which lets you leave messages to one another under the cover of a game of scrabble
A cheating husband carries his ipad and iphone wherever he goes, to make sure he always has access to Words with Friends

Words with Friends 

App used by cheaters to communicate and arrange shags behind their unsuspecting spouses; who think they are playing scrabble. The chat function is more useful than the game itself. as it allows messages to be deleted quickly leaving no evidence
Sharon, you're always playing Words with Firiends...
HMm thats what i want people to think. Dave and i use to send messages to each other without his wife suspecting anything.

Dave sends me a message using Words with Friends chat whenever he wants to meet up for a shag
Words with Friends by silvertongue99 September 12, 2016

mirror~image words

When a word is split exactly down the middle horizontally.
A few mirror~image words for example, are "BIKE", "CHIDE", & "DOE" . I'm sure there are many more.