wakka

That sound from Pac-Man. You know!

Doo doo doodoo...
wakka wakka wakka wakka wakka wakka wakka

by oxyhemoglobin May 2, 2006

wukkas

Australian slang for worries

"Hey man, I can't make it tonight." "No wukkas mate!"

by Griff909 April 25, 2015

wucka

A wucka is a worry, though it is never used in singular.

The phrase is "no wuckas" - Australian Slang.

It means "no worries", as in "no problems".

It is derived from "No wucking furries".

Reverse the W and the F to see where that comes from.

"No wuckas, mate, she'll be right".

by GreenAsJade May 31, 2006

no wokkas

do not worry. no worries

brad: why thankyou, thats the look i was going for

alice: no wokkas babe

by illyyymwaaaa October 16, 2011

Wunka

It means many things!
Such as agreement, disdain, disagreement, confusion, etc.

Wunka is always relevant!

"Who won the game last night?"

"Wunka."

by Dia Porack April 12, 2008

Chief Wakka Wakka

Derogatory term used to insult people of american indigenous decent

Friend 1: Chief Wakka Wakka what do you want for lunch? Bannock? hahahaha
Friend 2:(First Nations): Hey dont say that it hurts my feelings
Friend 1: Shut up Chief wakka wakka

by user012435 February 12, 2023

Wukki

1. Workington (Wukkitn), Cumbria England.
2. Person or people who were born, bred or have roots in Wukki.

Emphasis on the 'Wukk'. The 'i' (pronounced as in ink) is short and almost silent. Evolved over 1,000 years, from Weorcingas (People of Weorc), the Anglo-Saxon tribe who established Weorcinga-ton (Working-ton or Wukki-tn).

Arz gaan yam tWukki.
Wukki, noor Wescummerlan marras, laik Upiz n Dooniz wid a laal bo awe owat Cloffocks.
Wukki fray Wukki.

by An Upi Wukki August 10, 2009