Whole nother

adjective phrase: vastly different.

This developed around the 1990's. It was a superlative created to indicate how different one thing is from another. Whereas one could say "another story altogether" or "that's a wholly different story," the term "whole nother" seemed to develop to create a superlative of "another."

He went to school to be an engineer, but he changed to acting, a whole nother career.

by anonymous May 24, 2021

whole asshole

to be your true self in attempt to save someone from their destiny

Shes being a whole asshole today!!

by Ann Washington July 5, 2020

a whole buffet

A whole meal is when someone looks like hotter than fire and could be like real good in a relationship and in bed

Hailey is a whole buffet!!

by Robocoder35 February 15, 2020

whole cake

Another way of saying "no cap" or "nothing but the truth" inspired by One Piece's "whole cake" arc.

Ex 1:
Person 1: Yo fr??
Person 2: Yup whole cake bro 💁🏼

Ex 2:
Person 1: Aye you lying dawg 💀
Person 2: Bro issa whole cake Im serious 💀

by shesacelebrity December 10, 2018

whole time

whole time = real talk from baltimore md street slang,,,

yo we were at the spot ...whole time

by charlenedash May 6, 2011

whole man

complete man or honcho man (he man)

Moma Song say I need a whole man no more girly mans. whole man walks in & says " Moma song U likee me "? OooH I likee all the mans ( he mans, whole mans, short mans ) no girly mans.

by itichie_nocanpo June 29, 2006

Whole Entire

Adjective; Whole entire is used to describe/broaden the impact of a certain thing.

Shun has a whole entire big dick.

by OgSanti May 30, 2018