wordature

Using a complete name as description instead of a more commonly used term. Often used by technical support persons.

"When I called tech support the rep used so much wordature I was overwhelmed with terminology."

"The email client I use is Microsoft Outlook 2003." instead of "I use Outlook for email."

by David Doucette January 8, 2009

workamping

to go camping but working while there. Good part is you're away from home and the office, bad part is that you're stuck working on a laptop/smartphone while your friends/family are at the beach.

"Are you going on vacation next week?"
"I will be taking the family to the lake, but I have a ton of work to do, so I guess I'll be workamping."

by wyley July 27, 2009

Wonanni

a chicken/sissy

Bob don't be a Wonanni

by MountRoyal September 23, 2009

workawitable

For relationship interests, one has potiential to be groomed into someone you could grow to like.

Would you date him? I mean yeah, he's workawitable.

by Cherrika_Brown July 9, 2017

wordaches

The opposite of writer's block, when the words won't stop flowing. If mental emphasis is on "ache", the sensation of words struggling to break free, longing to be written, spoken, thought.

Wordaches hurt and tingle pleasantly, will eventually make your shit explode.

by Ida Eriksson May 2, 2018

wernard

A Wernard is a very attractive guy, but they don't t realise it. They are very shy when they wanna talk to girls and have little game, and thats what makes them so attractive.

A wernard is a good lover and they are equipped with large penises.

I will forever only date a Wernard!

by Zany July 25, 2018

Wordname

To give something a name by attaching a word.

I am going to wordname Copyright.

by Copyname November 30, 2018