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Definitions by PineappleJuice

1. Acronym meaning what the actual fuck.
2. Term referring to the wondering of fact.
3. Used when questioning the validity of character, conscious and real meaning of someone/something.
wtaf happened last night?
wtaf is going on?
wtaf is wrong with someone/something?
wtaf by PineappleJuice February 28, 2015
When one is sick, they have limited energy and sometimes resources.
When one is sick they are unable to do all the things they would like and thereby unable to live the life they desire.
When one is sick they deserve to know the truth and not be lied to.
When one is sick they don't need any more stress in their life then they already have.
When one is sick the last thing they need is fuckwads who are deceitful and manipulative.
When one is sick they need 'people' in their lifes who help, not destroy.
sick by PineappleJuice February 28, 2015
To hold another in ones arms.
I love to cuddle.
I want to cuddle.
To cuddle is innocent.
cuddle by PineappleJuice February 28, 2015

Shoot yourself in the foot 

To fuck yourself and perhaps your whole squad over.
JD, shoot yourself in the foot, again or should I say still considering it seems you're real good at it.
often times something that impatient people are.
sorry for being such a pushy bitch.
i will try my best not to be so pushy and demanding.
being pushy comes of as bitchy and needy.
pushy by PineappleJuice February 27, 2015

fear of heights 

he medical definition for the fear of heights is “acrophobia.” So what exactly is acrophobia? It is an abnormal and persistent fear of heights. The word “acrophobia” is derived from the Greek words “acron” (height) and “phobos” (fear). Acrophobia, the fear of heights, is a natural fear. To a certain extent, there is nothing wrong with having a fear of heights. It is a healthy God given defense against doing things like walking off a cliff. The problem is when the natural healthy instinct becomes a morbid (unsound or even paranoia) fear. This type of unhealthy fear, acrophobia, is usually overwhelming and debilitating (it will freeze you in your tracks). If you suffer from a fear of heights, don't think that you are alone.
acrophobia: Many people with the fear of heights experience breathlessness, dizziness, excessive sweating, nausea, dry mouth, feeling sick, shaking, heart palpitations, and the inability to speak or think clearly. Other symptoms of acrophobia also include a fear of dying, becoming mad or losing control, a sensation of detachment from reality or even a full blown anxiety attack.
fear of heights by PineappleJuice February 27, 2015