Warya

A way of getting attention of a male in the somali language!

Mum:warya kaale(boy come here)
Son:Coming!

by Kingyasir_95 May 28, 2021

Warya

A tribal and legendary exclamation that is only to be screamed by the noblest of people. This heavenly vocal piece originates from the majestic land of Somalia and is said only by the one true king. When you hear this, it is said chills are sent are up your spine and the very earth shakes to its vibrations. Be warned that when it is screamed that the great Somali ancestors and past kings will transfer their energy into the minds of all and the entire population will join in. The chant is only to be led by the lucozade drinking king who inherits this power from his father.

Person: Oy im gonna rob your lunch money
King: You wouldnt want to do that
Person: Why not? - proceeds to do it anyway-
King: WARYA
Person: -Faints, and body is evaporated-
Teachers: Aw shit here we go again
Earth: -Rumbles-

by TheMemeDealer January 22, 2020

Whargarble

When a rush of water flies into one's mouth, and they try to speak and they sound like a complete ass.

"WHARGARBLE."

by holytacos March 29, 2010

whadyamean

An expression used by people who are querying for an explanation due to bewilderment. In using it, you infer that the speaker is crazy. The word itself is slang for "What do you mean?'.

Whadyamean you broke it off with Jack Klugman, Snooki? That man is a LEGEND.

by TenderTalons October 16, 2010

Whaya Deal With?

What are you dealing with? How are you? Whatu sayin? What's up?

Guy1: Whaya deal with? Long time.

Guy2: chillin still. whatu been up to?

by BlackHeart May 18, 2013

wharhan

a fat/chinese racer who is really smart and tries to excel at all personal interest.

that wharhan was so mad when he came in second place out of his team for eating the most cup-of-noodles while racing to the library.

by anonimous October 15, 2003

warya

A term made by Somalis during the colonisation from the British. In British Somaliland, the term "warrior" was picked up by natives from colonisers, similar to pidgin words it was simplified to "warya" by the natives who used it to refer to each other as a sign of strength to overcome resistance. After Somalia gained independence, the word would become widespread across all regions and be used in colloquial Somali language as the calling of a person.

Person A: Warya!

Person B: Maxaa? (What?)

by wallahi im lying January 28, 2023