walahi

commonly used by somolians at silverthorn colligiate, meaning i swear to god.

walahi give me a dollar
walahi say walahi
walahi give me my hat back

by Matt May 13, 2005

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Wahala

Wahala is an African word commonly used in Nigeria to express a state of worry, distress, problem or trouble. It is also called pidgin English. Example- "Why you dey give me wahala?" which means, “Why are you stressing me?” or “Why are you Troubling me?”. Another Example would be, " What is your Wahala" which means, “what is your problem?”. The word Wahala can also be used in another context like " No Wahala". This means, “NO problem”. If somebody asks you How are you? you can say “I dey okay, I no get any Wahala", which means, "I am fine, I do not have any problem".

No dey give me wahala- do not trouble

your wahala is too much -your problem is too much

by Farky Farks April 22, 2019

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wahjah

Embarrassment by proxy. The awkward feeling is most pronounced when the person making a fool of themselves is so earnest in what they're doing that they don't see it as being embarrassing.

For real world examples, Borat's humor is wahjah. John Ashcroft singing "Let the Eagle Soar" was extremely wahjah.

The term was coined on internet message boards in 2007.

Was that who I thought it was on that infomercial for hair growth formula? How wahjah is that? To think he was making millions per movie just a few years ago.

by Xian P March 10, 2007

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WAHAY

The comical cheer said by many of the characters in the Banjo Kazooie video games series by Rareware LTD. Two of the most notably characters to say this is Boggy the polar bear while racing on his sled, and Captain Blubber the Hippo on several different occasions.

WAHAY! You've found my secret 'moving picture' game! ~ Bottles the mole.

by BKplayer June 9, 2010

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