wane

Child, infant, baby. Used in parts of Donegal and Northern Ireland. Probably come from "wee one". Also sometimes written as "wayne" or "wean".

"The wanes are asleep."
"Stop acting like a big wane."

by CiaramcN November 15, 2006

wanelo

website/app that enables a user to purchase "hipster" merchandise.

"I got these hipster looking shorts from Wanelo."

by whatislife? January 10, 2013

Wareme

Wareme or Waremechan is defined in Japanese as a female's genitalia.

This word is usually used by parents to talk with their children.

Please don't forget to wash your waremechan.

by Saiko Franco January 8, 2012

Tarquin Wagemaker

Most amazing caring lovable person u will ever know. She will always make u smile when u sad and will always have the time of your life with her. She's perfect in every single way and any guy would be lucky to be with someone that amazing. She will change your life for the better and every moment you are not with her is like your life isn't complete. She is the best friend you will ever have and no matter what you will always be totally and completely in love with her.

She's so amazing, that must be Tarquin Wagemaker

by Kç!R£Ð September 5, 2011

wanmes

Its an alchoholic beverage with laxitives mixded in. It causes the drinker to deficate all over themselves and trow their hands up in the air, shake their bum and yell WHAHOOOO....The drink also causes you to think this is THE sexiest dance move ever invented.

OMG!!! Have you had a wanmes lately? The last time I did my curtains got stained.

by Snuffaluffogus September 24, 2007

Wankmongerer

Usu. a huge twat who also has a problem with chronic masturbation

your mate: "Hey did you see the new Kanye vid, dude?"
you: "No, he's a wankmongerer!"

by anonymousmouse23 September 16, 2009

wankmind

Academic charlatan steeped in postmodernism, poststructuralism etc.

"You pretentious and/or deluded wankmind."

The following paragraph may or may not have been written by a real live francophoney mindwanker:

If one examines capitalist theory, one is faced with a choice: either reject neotextual materialism or conclude that society has objective value. If dialectic desituationism holds, we have to choose between Habermasian discourse and the subtextual paradigm of context. It could be said that the subject is contextualised into a textual nationalism that includes truth as a reality. In a sense, the premise of the subtextual paradigm of context states that reality comes from the collective unconscious.

by Grimlock1 June 22, 2011