Weenular

wē-n(y)oō-lär

1: (adjective) Of or pertaining to weenis.

2:(Chiefly Archaic) noun- A system of philosophical reasoning that deals with many abstract thoughts or reasoning principles such being, knowing, substance, cause, identity, time, and space.

3: A part of the body including or near the groin.

Davie: Hey man, how's your weenular?

Adam: Man, it was good, but you know... the economy these days, it's hard times, hard times.

Davie: Ohh, hear you me! I know a thing or two about tough times! Anghhh the weenular!

by TheSandPaperSniffer September 16, 2011

Weemus

Slang term for penis.

That girl was mean to me and made me cry out of my weemus.

by QatarHero January 23, 2012

weebull

A white trash person who mooches off other people and is too lazy to work for a living.

That weebull is to stupid and lazy to get a job.

by blindmonkey69 December 20, 2008

weemus

An individual who could be classified as a tool, dork, dweeb, nerd, and/or dumbass.

Kellie is a weemus for expecting me to cuddle with her after calling me a weirdo.

by BSU1 January 14, 2009

wheepup

The nickname given to the cutest and most precious woman in the world, Jung Wheein of Mamamoo. Her puppy-like personality inspired that nickname (that can also go the other way- pupwhee)

Wheepup is honestly the prettiest human earth has ever hold
This world doesn't deserve our wheepup

by Dear Hwasa November 19, 2018

Read it and weep

From a poker playing expression, “read ‘em and weep” used when you finally reveal your winning hand to the other players, especially when they think you have nothing and are bluffing.
Basically the same as “In your face!”

Hey, Mom, I know you think I’m a dumbass, but here’s my report card.
All A’s! Read it and weep!

by Like_Mezcal May 16, 2018

weedpunk

A form of literature which began sometime in the 1960s. The movement was underground, bookstores often refused to sell the genre, and parents fought for public schools to ban it. Despite, or perhaps because of, the great pressure against the genre there were several great works about it from Bob Dylan, Carol Moore, Phillip K. Dick, Robert Shea, and Robert Anton Wilson.

Hey! Have you heard Blowin in the Wind?

Yeah! That's so weedpunk, man.

by Weedre January 11, 2009