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Wasteclart 

A person who is just being a bit of a tit. Doing the wrong things with their life. Derives from 'wasteman'.
Mate 1: 'is piers coming out tonight?'
Mate 2: 'nah he's staying in because his mum is making lasagna'
Mate 1: 'what a wasteclart!'
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Verb(pased)

1- Drunk or otherwise intoxicated off your ass

2- The act of obliterating something or someone in a computer/video game, not always online.
1- Man last weekend I got so frieken wasted

2- Holy shit man I just wasted that dude with a rocket.
wasted by Whsikey Tango Foxtrot January 3, 2006
a great term used by anny and i, referring to the awesome movie "the breakfast club".
heck yes
means a pothead basically
"yo wasteoid, you aint gonna blaze up in here"
wasteoid by broken knee November 2, 2006

Shitty Wasted 

A word used to describe your drunken state, it can also be used as a preview to what you want your night to become.
EXCEPTIONS:
1)One can NEVER use the term shitty-wasted to describe a negative experience with alcohol!!!
2)Anytime the term is used, it must be immediately followed by the term what's up. "Shitty wasted, whats up?" Which is usually sang to the tune.."what it is hoe..."
I didnt wake up in my bed this morning, THATS how shitty wasted I was last night.
Whats our goal tonight? Getting SHITTY WASTED!!
Shitty Wasted by Fran-ches-ka March 2, 2006

Tony Hawk's American Wasteland

*Seventh game in the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater series. Available for the Playstation 2, the Xbox, the Xbox 360, and the Gamecube. Characterized by the false promise of allowing the player to skate through all of Los Angeles County, it is actually composed of several boring levels.
*a false promise
*Tony Hawk's American Wasteland costs $60 on the Xbox 360 even though it is the worst version of the game.
* You said we could go to Disneyland! Was that just a Tony Hawk's American Wasteland?

Waiter Reparations 

Waiter Reparations (1984 – Present day)

Waiter Reparations, slang. A waiter that has been stiffed and under-tipped by the African-American community so many times that he or she believes their obligations for the evils of slavery have already been fulfilled.
“I’ve already paid my fair share to the blacks by the lack of money I did not make when I was waiting tables. I’ve done my part in paying waiter reparations.”

Please refer to Department of Treasury Form 2-X-90007 Adjustment Claim African-American Reparation Form for Service Employee Workers