West OC

Also known as the orange county borderlands that is comprised of several cities making up "the borders" "the last frontier" "the crossroads" "westeros" before you step into LA COUNTY. These cities are distinct in that they share more or to a lesser extent elements of both countys in their demographics culture and attitudes. Generally more laid back, not as outspoken or opinionated "chill" where diversity is the norm, (melting pot) as is raising kids (great public schools), working a normal job and using *cough* coupons (penny hoarding). The cities are as follow: seal beach (sister cities with Los alamitos and Huntington beach) Los alamitos (sister cities with seal beach and cypress) Cypress (sister cities Los alamitos and Buena park) Buena park (sister cities with cypress and Anaheim and Fullerton) and Fullerton (sister cities with Anaheim and Brea)

Common slang words idioms to the area: dude, fer shure. Fah sho. Fsho. Man. Bro.

No one ever says shore here. (south oc)

Treats everything with mediocrity with a "bleh" and or "meh" attitude.

Zack's from seal beach. *west oc* he must be chill.

by JamesB.Whit December 02, 2018

Concreter Mark West

When a short bald man marries a more attractive tallwr women and starts a family.

I saw a bloke at Wattle Grove pub with a more attractive taller women. I asked him "are you doing a Concreter Mark West", he replied "ahhhhhh yeeeeep"

by Matt Martin ah yep October 29, 2020

samuel west

a penis with no tip

thats a samuel west id like to suck

by idklolpoop November 25, 2014

West Direction

The thought that Kanye West will take over the 'popular' band, One Direction.

Hey, did you hear about West Direction?
No.
Oh, OK.

by Rob0_ March 28, 2015

West Virginia Waltz

The sideways shuffle, the horizontal shuffle, putting the weenie in the bun. Intercourse.

Me and my sister did the West Virginia waltz last night

Right on!

by West Virginia waltzer July 20, 2022

West Virginia Waltz

The "West Virginia waltz" symbolizes a moment of togetherness and intimacy shared by the narrator and her beloved. It represents a loving connection that transcends the hardships and challenges of their lives. The phrase "No one holds a flame to you" suggests that this person is irreplaceable and holds a special place in the narrator's heart.

'We did the west virginia waltz'

by Aldarith June 07, 2024

went west

Killed. Pref. in battle.

Came from street slang of late 1800s and meant "hanged" due to the severity and simpicity of the trial in that very Wild West.

- Hey, Johny, where's your hamster?

- Went to a duel with neighboor's cat and went west. Stupid piece of fur...

by RusteyRat April 10, 2017