Someone who is overly obsessed with the Japanese culture to the point of irritation / annoyance. Although this was initially used as a negative term, some people are self-proclaimed weeaboos, who don't mind that they are weeaboo. The term 'weeaboo' is often shortened to 'weeb'.
There is also a clear difference between someone who simply is interested or likes the Japanese culture, and a full out weeb. You wanna learn Japanese? Go for it. You wanna visit Japan? Sure. You like anime and manga? That's great! But it becomes an issue if, I dunno, you use Japanese honorifics after everyone's name (-san, -kun, -chan, etc.), or if you wear a Naruto outfit and Naruto run everywhere, or if you refer to yourself as (name)-です（desu).
But hey, you do you.
There is also a clear difference between someone who simply is interested or likes the Japanese culture, and a full out weeb. You wanna learn Japanese? Go for it. You wanna visit Japan? Sure. You like anime and manga? That's great! But it becomes an issue if, I dunno, you use Japanese honorifics after everyone's name (-san, -kun, -chan, etc.), or if you wear a Naruto outfit and Naruto run everywhere, or if you refer to yourself as (name)-です（desu).
But hey, you do you.
by GuyThatLikesWater September 29, 2020
Get the Weeaboo mug.A sweet, sticky candy usually on the end of a plastic/ paper stick. Comes in many flavors, there's raspberry, watermelon, root beer, banana split, grape, cherry, blue raspberry, cotton candy, etc.
If you ever hear them referred to as "dum dum's", that's a very popular lollipop brand. When talking about dum dum's lollipops, people usually will just call them dum dum's.
I personally find them a little too sweet, but eh.
If you ever hear them referred to as "dum dum's", that's a very popular lollipop brand. When talking about dum dum's lollipops, people usually will just call them dum dum's.
I personally find them a little too sweet, but eh.
by GuyThatLikesWater June 19, 2020
Get the Lollipop mug.