27 definitions by carrera's wedge
A informal way to say you're leaving. Usually said after, "See you later, Alligator" but before, "Not to soon, Baboon."
Charlie: "Welp, I gotta go. My mom said be home by five thirty and it's already past that. See you later, Alligator."
Anthony: "In a while, Crocodile."
Charlie: "Not too soon, Baboon."
Anthony: "In a while, Crocodile."
Charlie: "Not too soon, Baboon."
by carrera's wedge April 1, 2007
A variant of the phrase "All that and a bag of chips." Implies that someone is really cool, a beast, and talented. A stud
Johnny thinks he's all that and a box of saltine crackers cause he finally got his first slow danced. The girl however, looked like a pinched-face gorilla.
Ross is all that a box of saltine crackers. He can talk himself out of trouble with teachers, he is extremely sauve with the ladies, and has a straight a average.
Ross is all that a box of saltine crackers. He can talk himself out of trouble with teachers, he is extremely sauve with the ladies, and has a straight a average.
by carrera's wedge April 7, 2007
1. "Well." People often, but accidently, say this when they're talking to fast. Like when they're trying to talk their way out of trouble.
2. Others use say the word, "well" like this just to bug the hell out of other people.
2. Others use say the word, "well" like this just to bug the hell out of other people.
1. Mom: "Why haven't you emptied the dishwasher yet?"
Child: "Welp, I didn't have the time to, you see...."
2. "Welp, that's just great."
"I hope you do welp in your baseball tournement."
"Welp I'm off to my nine to five.
Child: "Welp, I didn't have the time to, you see...."
2. "Welp, that's just great."
"I hope you do welp in your baseball tournement."
"Welp I'm off to my nine to five.
by carrera's wedge March 31, 2007
A mixture of the word, "Whoa" and the phrase, "No way!" This interjection is occasionally used seriously, but most often used sarcastically and to mock someone at something they think is important or when that someone just realizes something obvious.
When someone just realizes something obvious and/or thinks it's important:
"Holy Cow! Water's wet!"
"Whoa way, I thought it was dry!"
When used seriously:
"I just rode that roller coaster over there that tops 120 miles an hour five times in a row!"
"Whoa way! How did you manage not to throw up?"
"Holy Cow! Water's wet!"
"Whoa way, I thought it was dry!"
When used seriously:
"I just rode that roller coaster over there that tops 120 miles an hour five times in a row!"
"Whoa way! How did you manage not to throw up?"
by carrera's wedge March 18, 2007
A phrase used to imply that someone is really cool, awesome, and amazing. This person is pro at life. He/She usually has a long list of talents, but is often known for one specifically. When a person uses this phrase to describe themself, they are a fag.
This phrase stems from the fact that on hot summer nights, people often flip their pillow over on to the other side because it is cooler since their body heat has not worn off onto that side.
This phrase stems from the fact that on hot summer nights, people often flip their pillow over on to the other side because it is cooler since their body heat has not worn off onto that side.
Kyle got lucky and swished a shot from half court and /thought/ he was cooler than the other side of a pillow. Shawn however drains half court shots constantly and we all knew that it was Shawn who was really cooler than the other side of a pillow.
(I have written more definitions under the name "I listen to Indie Music")
(I have written more definitions under the name "I listen to Indie Music")
by carrera's wedge March 25, 2007
by carrera's wedge April 20, 2007