Whirld

When everything around you is a mess,the world you live in is called 'whirld'

My whirld's a mess...its fraught with hopelessness and anguish

by Missed Call January 27, 2011

whirley bird

swinging your wiener around in a circular fashion. Preferably slapping a female in the face repeatedly.Sometimes used to greet people.

Last night i did the whirley bird on this girls face.she loved it.

by whirelybirdmaster July 8, 2010

whirrled peas

1.)to throw a pea across the room
2.)To end all wars on earth

I whirrled peas at my darling sister

Before Bush took office, we almost had whirrled peas

by BeerFish December 14, 2008

WhirledTroll

A person who thinks they're a troll. When in reality they know nothing of true trolling. The only thing they know about Troll is what they learned on the gamesite "Whirled". They are usually in a group of Whirledtrolls, which isnt very troll like at all. They tend to play stupid a lot, and think that's trolling.

Whirledtroll 1: "omg dood da internet is srs"

Whirledtroll 2: "omg i no rite"

Real Troll: "What the hell?"

by Asddfff December 6, 2010

turd whirler

A turd whirler is a pocket of air(fart) that travels down your poop shoot while whirling around the piece of poop you got in there. While it whirls and swirls about trying to get out, it captures the funky fresh aroma of the turd and then exits; letting you know you should probably go take care of that!

"Eww that stinks dude! It must be a turd whirler!"

by FMaye November 27, 2022

Whirler

See also: Tweaker

This is a local variation of tweaker primarliy used Northern California. Someone who is hopped up on various drugs mainly marijuana and pain killers. Someone who is whirling around in a daze experiencing varied moods and reactions.

"Mark is on happy pills again, what a whirler."

by chris24sj July 4, 2009

Whirred

Whirred - Homophone of word. Used as an alternate spelling of 'word,' but indistinguishable in speech. Used primarily among the more nerdy groups as a means of trying to appear hip but still retain acceptance among fellow nerds. Can be used in place of 'word' in any phrase involving that word.

Hey, Ryan, did you check out my new motherboard I got installed on my computer?
Whirred.

by s3g2 April 20, 2004