what's the word Webster?

1. A way of asking somebody how they are doing.
2. A question to determine the agenda for the night.

Friend1: What's the word Webster?

Friend2: Going to tha club to find some dirty girls.

by Fizzle Dance July 6, 2008

Webb City

A small town in Southwest Missouri that resides in an area known as a the 4 States. This entire town looks like a over grown retirement community that is held up by the Cardinal Scales factory. Every child that grows up in Webb City will eventually leave and vow to never return. (which only happens if the child didn't play football)

Webb City Missouri white trash

by snazy tie man February 27, 2009

webkinz

A game that actually used to be fun, then they starting stealing kid's money, and then they got more greedy than ROBLOX.

Kid: OMG WEBKINZ IZ SOOOOO0O0 FUN!!!

Me: Well, except that you have to pay to do 99% of things.

by xdarkvEnom October 13, 2013

Spider Webbed

When you're eating out a girl and your gum gets stuck in her vaj. While you're trying to get it out it strings all over the place, and you leave it there for her to find in the morning.

Girl: I found your surprise you left me from last night.
Guy: Yeah you got spider webbed
Girl: You got some cleaning up to do.
Guy: Don't count on it.

by asshole45678 October 25, 2009

morgan webb

Super hott co-host of a popular tv show on G4 tv.

what hasn't been said about Morgan Webb thats been said about Olivia Munn?

by HellfireCC August 15, 2008

Webbhead

A person who holds television's Morgan Webb in high regard and respects/likes her for more than her looks. In direct opposition to fanboys, which are stereotypically referred to as being ignorant, barely pubescent perverts who passionately use bad grammar.

The adacity of the post directed at Morgan made the Webbheads who read it blush with indignity.

by NickDSchultz September 21, 2005

Lloyd Webber's Law Of Temporal Positioning

A Law of the Theatre

This law states that "people who arrive earliest are always those with seats on the end of a row.  People who arrive latest are always those with seats in the middle."

A related law is Mackintosh's Corollary

When you arrive late, and you're sat bang in the middle of a block of seats.

by Sairin January 6, 2005