1 definition by The-Red-Lip
A term traditionally used by Brittish people to represent non-English people, that is currently used as a name to call a "person of Western-European ethnicity and direct descent," especially in Australia.
Example:
~ Ines was born in Portugal (the most western European country), her parents were also Portuguese, she is a wog.
~ Daniella was born in Australia. BOTH of parents are Italian though, which means that she is still classified as a wog, even if she was born in a different country.
~ Philip has a mother from Greece, but a dad from India. He is not a Wog. Not even a "half-wog" No matter what the moron says. Because there is no such thing as a half-wog, due to it referencing a full racial group, not ethnicity in Australia.
Example:
~ Ines was born in Portugal (the most western European country), her parents were also Portuguese, she is a wog.
~ Daniella was born in Australia. BOTH of parents are Italian though, which means that she is still classified as a wog, even if she was born in a different country.
~ Philip has a mother from Greece, but a dad from India. He is not a Wog. Not even a "half-wog" No matter what the moron says. Because there is no such thing as a half-wog, due to it referencing a full racial group, not ethnicity in Australia.
"Daamn. Raquel. You love your olives, you're such a wog"
"Wog-bro's" *fist bump between kindled wog-friends*
"Yeah, I'm going to a wog-birthday now. I bet I'm gonna gain weight from all the food nonna brings!"
"Wog-bro's" *fist bump between kindled wog-friends*
"Yeah, I'm going to a wog-birthday now. I bet I'm gonna gain weight from all the food nonna brings!"
by The-Red-Lip May 15, 2018