Fotchy Wotchy

when you physically anal someone with a shovel after you dropkick them.

the dude stole my car so i pulled a fotchy wotchy on his ass.

by physinbock October 16, 2019

wotcha

English Slang for "What's up?"

"Wotcha mate!"

by Jim September 7, 2003

wotcher

A British slang term formed by the contraction of "What are you up to?"
"Wot'cher up ta?" devolved into this now-common greeting. See also wotcha.

"Wotcher, Harry! Good to see ya, mate!"

by flamingsword May 26, 2005

wretched republican

when a wretched human being decides to join the army of wretched beast Trumpers with the main goal to terminate all good things that come their way. They are all lead by a wretched bitch named Donald Trump who is the gatekeeper to hell. His main hobbies include: converting as many humans as possible into beasts, killing off all the trees and animals, making kids cry, and destroying all good in the world. His ultimate goal is to make all life on Earth a living hell. We all hope and pray that the wretched coronavirus or COVID-19 takes him and his wretched army of bitchy beasts down first.

Did you see that wretched republican over there? No surprise, they were shooting all blacks and gay people who were in their sight.

The wretched republicans just assaulted Elizabeth Warren by hitting her across the head with a TRUMP 2020 sign.

Did you see that little bitch over there carrying an AK47 and wearing a MAGA hat? They're probably a WRETCHED REPUBLICAN who believes that school kids should be shot at.

by wretched4life March 14, 2020

Wotcher

The cool way of saying "What are you up to?" in a formal greeting, because the British have the best slang. Alternate form is "wotcha".

"Wotcher?" Alice Morgan said, as she rescued Luther from Stark.

by Mwatuangi September 21, 2014

pedigree wretch

The sound you make when you eat dog food, often being tricked into doing so.

I think I have just pissed my pants, you have just eaten a jelly bean made out of dog food and that was some pedigree wretch.

by ChiefPoof May 28, 2016

wotcha

'wotcha' is a greeting

origins: ultimately dates back hundreds of years

it's a contraction followed by a phonetic spelling of:

"what chere cheer be with you?", which was a common phrase used as a greeting

chere/cheer meant 'face' and thus referred to a person's expression of their mood

person a: 'hello!'

person b: 'wotcha!'

by ukukukukuk March 30, 2009