by awesometimesinfinity October 8, 2010
Get the WTGmug. Usually meaning Way Too Ghey, it is commonly used as a comeback to talk or banter relating to metrosexual or homosexual activity. Should be noted that WTG is more frequently used around people who type the word 'sowwy' in replacement to 'sorry'. Can differentiate name brand cologne and perfume smells with only a fraction of a sniff. Enjoy cuddling with their gf's instead of engaging in awesome activities and enjoy purchasing name brand clothes in shopping malls at retail prices.
Cool Guy - hey bro, i heard it was supposed to get cold better winterize your house.
MetroMan - nah its ok, im used to it, im a winterbrat!
Cool Guy - Whoa man, WTG!
MetroMan - nah its ok, im used to it, im a winterbrat!
Cool Guy - Whoa man, WTG!
by h4rknd0ck5 December 15, 2009
Get the WTGmug. by Z-sizzlez July 27, 2011
Get the WTGmug. 
stands for "Way To Go"
(It does not mean "What the gay". that makes no sense. dont listen to the guy who says that on this list.)
(It does not mean "What the gay". that makes no sense. dont listen to the guy who says that on this list.)
Halo Player: "WTG madmac. we just lost thanx to you."
MadMac0104: "Hey man, my fuckin dog knocked my cable out."
MadMac0104: "Hey man, my fuckin dog knocked my cable out."
by Joey Jordison April 10, 2007
Get the wtgmug. can stand for way to go, or wow that's great.
in way to go, you mean it, but when saying wow that's great, it is sarcastic.
in way to go, you mean it, but when saying wow that's great, it is sarcastic.
for way to go:
bob: I scored three goals in the game today!
fred: WTG!!!
bob: thx!!
for wow that's great:
bob: i scored three goals in the game today!
fred: wtg
bob: aren't you happy?
fred: ecstatic.
bob: ...
bob: I scored three goals in the game today!
fred: WTG!!!
bob: thx!!
for wow that's great:
bob: i scored three goals in the game today!
fred: wtg
bob: aren't you happy?
fred: ecstatic.
bob: ...
by pewpewpewimawesome February 20, 2011
Get the wtgmug. What the goodyear?
First appearing in Shakespeare's Much Ado about Nothing, this is an expression of no known meaning.
First appearing in Shakespeare's Much Ado about Nothing, this is an expression of no known meaning.
Traditional usage: "What the goodyear, my lord? Why are you thus out of measure sad?"
Modern usage: "Wtg? Where did that banana come from?"
Modern usage: "Wtg? Where did that banana come from?"
by cwgordon7 June 23, 2008
Get the wtgmug.