wrong-end

Your bum, esp. in a chase scene.

"I know the enemy is right behind me! He's about to crawl right up my wrong-end!"

by Fan of Carnage September 11, 2012

wrong talker

Someone who often uses words or terms such as "Valentime's Day", "libary", and "expecially", that are wrong -- and do not exist. These offenders also wrong talk words that should be easy to pronounce. For instance, "golf" is pronounced "goff". The "L" sound is somehow mind-numbingly ignored.

Person #1: "Man...what college did Kim go to"?
Person #2: "Why"?
Person #1: "Because that school must give out degrees like free coupons! She's such a wrong talker. She just told me she got her husband a season pass for the local GOFF course for VALENTIME'S Day

by Mr. Bill III February 8, 2017

Wrong Mower

1.When someone is consecutively wrong on a test or some other sort of exam.

Example:
1.Larry: Dude I missed the last 10 questions on my Calc test!

Albert:Yeah you just got wrong mowered right there.

2. Teacher: And Tony, what do you think the answer is?
Tony: C. Actually no, wait D. No... Its gotta be A
Teacher: Well umm actually the answer is B.
Me: Wrong mowered

by Albert Pineda September 16, 2009

Wrong send

The opposite of full send.

You gotta risk wrong send to full send.

by Yourdog1 August 9, 2022

Wrong and strong

It is a phrase used in Saint Lucia. To refer to someone defending their ignorance, arrogance and/or rudeness when confronted about it

1 - Oye, gimme my money. I doh care if you had to pay for materials
2 - Why you being so fkn aggressive? It's not like you lose everything nor are you hungry
1 - I work hard for my money. Today's my payday, wdf you mean!? You 'wrong and strong', doh play with people money

by Lime Juice (St. Lucia) August 17, 2022

I was wrong

When someone is not correct. When they are the opposite of right. Normally what Ann is when she’s mentioning The Rock.

Ann looked at Brian and said, “I was wrong” . As she always is when talking about The Rock.

by Bk102886 November 11, 2020

sick and wrong

A term used to mean something that should not take place, often used in an over-the-top fashion.

That is just sick and wrong!

by Ian Chode April 2, 2003