Whole nine yards

Phrase equivalent to "Everything that is available." Has nothing to do with football. In fact, the phrase comes from the fact that fighter planes are equipped with belt-fed machine guns. When the belts are laid out before loading, they measure nine yards in length. If a pilot were to empty his plane's guns into a target, he'd be giving it the "whole nine yards."

I bought the TV, the home theater system... The whole nine yards.

by Angel Panties December 16, 2003

whole package

person possessing excellent qualities

Surber is one bad mamma jamma he is the whole package.

by Teaspoon August 28, 2006

whooftastic

1. a drunken ignorant pig
2. curses in rage at innocent bystanders, JJ
3. giving false hope to lonely drunk at bars
4.act of being ignorant

dnak,bish bish,re re,lance armstrong, whooftastic

by lil Baby D April 25, 2009

Whole Hotdog

A girl so hot you want to eat out her ass hole. The hotter the chick the more subsequent condiments you wanted added to her ass whole such as ketchup, mustard, relish, onions till the pinnacle of feminine hotness is reached i.e. the whole hotdog.

"That chick is so hot I'd give her the whole hotdog in the sac"

by PoeRaven May 19, 2009

whole wheat cracker girl

A partially white girl associated with cracker boys and chocolate chips

"You're such a cracker girl!"
"Nah, I'm a whole wheat cracker girl."

by kimhwe September 10, 2012

whole famn damily

By switching the first letters of "damn" and "family", you can say the whole, entire, freakin' family is coming without actually cussing.
Usually spoken in redneck and/or back-woods families, where the family can be less than desirable to be around.

Dude ... is your ENTIRE family coming to the wedding?

Yes. My whole famn damily is coming. It's going to be so embarrassing.

by pdp1234 June 10, 2013

whooaa

It means the same thing as whoa but is felt deeper and said slower.

You just won a hundred bucks!
Reply: whoa!
You just won a million bucks!
Reply: whooaa!

by bjhwords April 20, 2014