waant

a verb to express your dislike of doing something, (the opposite of want)
Originated from Winchester College.
Can be exaggerated by adding extra 'a's

"Do you want to go to the cinema?"
"No, I waant"

"Do you want to go out with me?"
"No, I waaaaaaaaant!!!"

by gilo December 4, 2004

waasappining

whats up in east Los Angeles

"waasappining my essays"

by firebrandt April 30, 2004

waaaaht

an exagerated form of the word "what?"
also used when in a state of disbelief.

"my dog has wheels." "waaaaht?"

by Purple Puzzle Productions March 22, 2007

Waah!

Directed at anyone who complains about anything.Originated on Howard Stern where Artie would say "Wah" in response to the most heartbreaking stories.

Man #1: I was raped and then lost my house because I couldn't work.
Man#2: Wah!

by FrankinQueens July 2, 2005

waaaaaah

the sound of a baby crying from pooping or peeping their pants

i just crapped my pants....WAAAAAHHH

by peener part 2 June 11, 2006

Waaa

A term mocking someone who is complaining about something, no matter how major or minor the issue is.

"I broke my arm." "What? Did I hear you waaa just now?"

"My throat hurts." "Are you seriously waaing again?"

by Bobby and Jaclyn April 18, 2008

waax

Pronounced w-o-x or walks. An ambiguous word often used to describe beautiful women, how good something is or used in conjuction with "shine" to go somewhere. Waax is also very often used along with "great", or "fully with lube". Waax can also be used to describe a tragic event. It is essential that the word be used in the correct context.

"I waaxed my test, fully with lube" - if you did really well on your test
"Shes a great waax" - meaning she's hot
"Lets waax and shine" - to go somewhere
"I got waaaxed on that test" - means you did horrible

by Balal, Azeem, Aaquib - TFW March 18, 2008