Wasado

A colloquial and quick way of saying "what's up though"? Originating in Richmond Hill, Ontario, the suburbs north of Toronto (aka the 6), this word was originally designed to show how people from the hood come up with new words by mispronouncing, combining, and rapidly mumbling a series of words. It can be used to greet homies or to display supremacy when you accomplish something over someone else

Anthony: Did you really just headshot that guy from across the map?
Treyvon: WASADO BABY!!!

by ashimashi123 May 30, 2016

Wadha

wadha is an old khaleeji name . She is very kind and sweet . She’ll always give her best to make others happy especially her family. She’s pretty and cute. she loves being around her loved ones . She truly and deeply care about that special someone.

wadha will take care of you

I need a pretty and sweet girl like wadha

by ahmaddd July 17, 2019

Wahala

This is a Nigerian Slang used commonly in Nigeria to replace the word Problem often.

Eg. If someone asks you to check up info for them, you can reply with "No Wahala" .

by African people August 28, 2016

no wahala

No problem or no big deal. Combines english 'no' with wahala, which is Nigerian slang for trouble.

"Hey, sorry I didn't return your call last night."

"No wahala, man."

by react November 26, 2007

No wahala

Naija slang for "no worries" or "calm"

"sorry can't come to your motive tonight"
No Wahala, next time

by Anniex07 December 8, 2019

warsha

She is a gorgeous girl, inside and out. Warsha is a looked for sure. Where Warsha is, the eyes magnitize. She is an array of beauty, a beaming light in the world.

A unique name for a unique person, you won't meet another like her.
Warsha is the best friend you could ask for. She won't let you down and will always be a great listening ear. She cherishes her close friends and family.
She doesn't give herself enough credit for how amazing she truly is.

That lady is smokin' hot, She must be a Warsha .

by Cheyennepeppa December 20, 2017

wasabi

"Nuclear horseradish." An extremely spicy condiment of Japanese origin, made from the root of the wasabi plant, ranking just below uranium in terms of destructive potential. Allowing any more than twelve molecules of this pungent spice to touch your tongue will cause your head to explode. Well, it will feel like that anyway. When used correctly, good for cleaning out the sinuses and warding away unwelcome guests. Wasabi is available in paste or powder form.

Commonly used in sushi, but also in various other dishes including sashimi, or to flavor udon, soba, ect. Keep away from the eyes. Do not inhale. Do not attempt to feed to pets. If you exceed the recommended dosage (approx 1/4 teaspoon) seek medical help immediately, lest your intestines disintegrate.

Much of the 'wasabi' available in European nations and the Americas is total crap and isn't much spicier than pepper. You'll know it's the real stuff when you start breathing flames and your appendix explodes.

by Lapideus January 26, 2005