Walkabout

A trek usually around woop woop which has little or no goal other than admiring nature, and the personal satisfaction of walking around the middle of nowhere and making it home alive.

Usually the recount of the trek is exaggerated to add extra excitement and trill. The trek in actual fact is usually very dull.

Walkabout's really have no logical reason or appeal other than to combat boredom with adventure. Many people who participate in walkabout's are usually told their "crazy" and "are gonna get themselves killed one day".

benj: I just got back from a walkabout northern NSW
dazza: Tell us about it
benj: Well, I was walking down past Eungella and saw this huge brown belly on the side of the road, didn't see it until I was right over it, bit me leg, thought I was a goner, but these hippies came by and took me to the hospital, bloody life savers, they are!
dazza: You're a bloody legend

by RooZy September 30, 2007

wackatoonie

adjective describing an unexpected and often odd and surprising turn of events, crazy weird stranger than fiction

The politics and economy of 2008 are wackatoonie.

by Ms. Plankton November 2, 2008

wifi walkabout

When you're outside weaving around, phone aloft, on a quest to find wifi.

Dang, my moms doesn't have wifi, so I had to go on a wifi walkabout.

by OllieOllieBoBollie January 10, 2020

Walkabout

A highly selective alternative program for college bound high school seniors. The program consists of several challenge areas including advanced academics, volunteer service work, internship, two wilderness experiences, and a final presentation. Walkabout aims to teach their students to love learning and help them to make it in the real world.

Walkabout is basically the most amazing thing ever and only once you have experienced it will you know. It's like a cult and all the walkabout years are family.

Walkabout has given me a chance to succeed and made me excited for life again.

by Wham Bam May 25, 2008

Walkabout

In video games you can do two things: complete the mission or roam around the level checking out all the nooks and crannies and plan on completing the mission at some point but for now you're just exploring. It now applies to young people who do not have a definite direction but are exploring different jobs and looking for a career or a niche in life. It can be a sad time in a young person's life.

Matt is still on the walkabout. He's gonna be 28 and has no idea what he wants to do, too bad he majored in art history.

by tenty-eightandlost August 2, 2010

Wackadootz

adj. wack-a-DOOTZ

1. An elongated form of the term "whack," used to place greater emphasis on the whackness of a situation. (see whack)

2. A term placing extreme emphasis on the negativity of a situation.

Note: The greater the emphasis placed on the "d" in "wackadootz," the greater the emphasis from the word itself.
e.g. That skeet smelled wackadoots.
'That skeet smelled wackaDoots.

wackadootz, whackadootz, wakkadootz, wackadoots

1. "Yo, did you hear about my car? A gang of porn addicted Indonesian midget ninja's broke in, whipped out their wankers and splooshed all over my seats!" Reply, " Damn, thats wackadootz!"

2. "Damn, having herpes is wackadootz!"

3. "Yo, on the real tip, your momma's meatloaf is wackadootz."

by Mike inc. July 24, 2008

Walkabout

The act of driving slowly in your vehicle whilst a prostitute outside the vehicle trods slowly adjacent to your window holding onto your manhood; preferably stroking

ex 1: Johnny had mixed feelings regarding his first prostitute experience and even more so about letting the street walker into his vehicle, so he politely suggested she try a Walkabout

ex 2:"Hey bra, I went up to the red light district for some nookie and this bad bitch wanted it, but I knew she wasn't clean. Treated that bitch to a Walkabout."

by djsteviefresh October 13, 2011