A regional phrase known in Northern Michigan, used to express excitement, surprise, awe, and more. Much like the use of "dude", "Holy Wah" can express many different things, depending upon context and tone of voice.
by ignote November 10, 2006
by Jashon Kirkle September 30, 2003
by jarvis October 01, 2003
Quite literally and phonetically means "What's going on" - "Wah - gw - aan" - pronounced identically to its spelling
The word, however, is more recognized as "What's up"
A slang/word in Jamaican Creole, commonly used among friends and acquaintances as a form of greeting one another.
Frequently used in places such as South London, primarily among black individuals with Jamaican derivation and non-Jamaican derivation alike .
The word, however, is more recognized as "What's up"
A slang/word in Jamaican Creole, commonly used among friends and acquaintances as a form of greeting one another.
Frequently used in places such as South London, primarily among black individuals with Jamaican derivation and non-Jamaican derivation alike .
by Cladhouse December 24, 2019
by Xahadka January 30, 2022
Ambiguous term used by an illiterate rapper to refer to the actual english term of "watch me", can be confused with the english term "wash me" as well.
Soulja Boy up in it (OH!)
Wah Me Crank It
Wah Me Roll
Wah Me Crank Dat Soulja Boy,
that Super Man Dat (OH!)
Wah Me Crank It
Wah Me Roll
Wah Me Crank Dat Soulja Boy,
that Super Man Dat (OH!)
by BelligerentF October 19, 2007
by LionKill December 13, 2007