by seanscomments September 25, 2009
My language arts teacher wrote me a referral for talkin, laughing loudly, class disruption, and AWOL.
by Aaleeyah08 March 9, 2017
This is similar to the military term awol. However it is used by foster children in group homes I believe it may be in Canada only.
It stems from the act of the staff reporting kids missing, their paperwork term is AWOL. If a child is actually as it says, they will be out without explicit permission from the foster parent, group home staff or their child service worker. They will have a missing person report filed if they are truly awol.
In kids who have grown up in these homes there is alternative meanings, it is a way of referring to crazy or aggressive behaviours. It doesn’t apply outside of those. If someone ‘went AWOL’ in any way you would not want to be around. They could have started a fight or just screamed in everyone’s face who knows.
A kid going awol is different than someone going missing among foster children because if someone goes awol there’s no real risk because someone (foster parent, worker, other foster kids) actually knows where they are. Missing means no one knows and they could be in danger, it’s much more serious.
It stems from the act of the staff reporting kids missing, their paperwork term is AWOL. If a child is actually as it says, they will be out without explicit permission from the foster parent, group home staff or their child service worker. They will have a missing person report filed if they are truly awol.
In kids who have grown up in these homes there is alternative meanings, it is a way of referring to crazy or aggressive behaviours. It doesn’t apply outside of those. If someone ‘went AWOL’ in any way you would not want to be around. They could have started a fight or just screamed in everyone’s face who knows.
A kid going awol is different than someone going missing among foster children because if someone goes awol there’s no real risk because someone (foster parent, worker, other foster kids) actually knows where they are. Missing means no one knows and they could be in danger, it’s much more serious.
Emma was reported as AWOL last night.
Oh my god she took my phone and I went AWOL on her.
She went AWOL on someone and ended up in the hospital.
Oh my god she took my phone and I went AWOL on her.
She went AWOL on someone and ended up in the hospital.
by Dark knight 95 September 17, 2019
a Slang Word Derived for the Us Term "absent with out leave" (or something like that) used to state that some object has gone wrong.
also used because of its sound, because of it sounding like someone having a temporary error in their speech.
also used because of its sound, because of it sounding like someone having a temporary error in their speech.
by The Real Lord Mervren Barron January 15, 2009
by The judgeMBU tt December 21, 2016
Acronyms for "a woman of luxury" which often might be a woman who has a sugardaddy that gives her everything that she wants.
by Panchoman Jr. November 20, 2006
Absent Without Official Leave (Pronounced "A-Wall"). A military term used to describe a person who disappears without notice or permission. Non-Military people have also adopted the term to describe someone who went crazy, did something ridiculous, or went to great lengths to accomplish something.
The guy just went AWOL and killed everyone.
Private Ryan went AWOL from the base and we can't find him.
Private Ryan went AWOL from the base and we can't find him.
by BigBear2014 July 3, 2014