Oh, oh, oh, ice cold milk
and an Oreo Cookie
They forever go together,
what a classic combination
When a dark, delicious cookie
meets an icy cold sensation
Like the one and only creamy,
crunchy, chocolate, O-R-E-O
and an Oreo Cookie
They forever go together,
what a classic combination
When a dark, delicious cookie
meets an icy cold sensation
Like the one and only creamy,
crunchy, chocolate, O-R-E-O
by WretchingGoatman June 30, 2005
Noun - A poor, skinny, homeless child typically in Dickensian London. Normally has unnecessary filth about his face and/or clothing. The butt of many cruel jokes involving his financial status.
Verb - the act of "waifing"
Adjective - A cruel insult, normally used for people smaller or less fortunate than yourself.
Adverb - "in the manor of a waif"
Verb - the act of "waifing"
Adjective - A cruel insult, normally used for people smaller or less fortunate than yourself.
Adverb - "in the manor of a waif"
Noun - Look at that stupid waif. Lets kick him and rub dirt in his waif-face.
Verb - Look man. Gimme my burlap sack back before I waif you up.
Adjective - Look at that waif person. How very waif he is.
Adverb - He walked waifly down the street.
Verb - Look man. Gimme my burlap sack back before I waif you up.
Adjective - Look at that waif person. How very waif he is.
Adverb - He walked waifly down the street.
by WretchingGoatman May 11, 2005