Woe Na [woe-naa]

Woe Na noun woe-naa Rural and Urban slang word used as an exclamation of an attempt to get someone's attention, or phrase, for making a response; usually used when an attractive Male/Female has been spotted within view.

Woe Na woe-naa For example, a beautiful lady walks by and you call out “Woe Na” as a spoken greeting in attempt to engage intelligent conversation.

by E40CAL November 21, 2013

na man na

Another way to reject or say no, in response to another human; politeness

Would you do a chore for me? Na man na, I'd rather not.

by Ref Code 1*52 February 17, 2015

na-nu-na-nu

phrase used in the mid 70's early 80's ABC TV show "Mork and
Mindy".Usually as a greeting.

Mork "Na-nu-na-nu, my name is Mork from Ork.

by crooked pinky toe April 11, 2008

shwa na hu na wah na

Seris of sounds usually spoken when one is confused, didn't here properly or attempting to cause another person to laugh.

Shwa na hu na wah na?

by Anonymous June 5, 2003

nee-na nee-na

The sound made when someone knows what another person is about to do. Used primarily to taunt the other person.

A way of saying "hey doofus, I know what you just picked. Get ready to be schooled."

Used especially during video game playing with multiple-choice games such as Techmo Superbowl.

After I said "nee-na nee-na", Mike knew he was in trouble....

by Phil January 27, 2005

Fa-na -ne-na

1. a Lighter
Word usually used when under the influence of narcotics.

Where is the Fa-na -ne-na Nancy, I need to light this blunt.

by william j. k. January 5, 2008

Mah Nà Mah Nà

An earbug notable for both its extraordinary lifespan and its ability to embed itself deep into one's psyche, eventually overtaking the host's consciousness, rendering the host a muppet.

"Mah Nà Mah Nà" is commonly believed to have originated from the Lapine term "Mahna Mahna", which, loosely translated, means simultaneously "what wrath hath God wrought on the mind of man" and "Damnit, Bobby, this song has been stuck in my head since I woke up."

On the day the Black Rabbit of Inle first appeared--as a black cloud above the warren--the wind could be heard to whisper a harbinger of doom, faintly repeating the words "Mah Nà Mah Nà".

by Smatchemo December 13, 2022