Worcestershire sauce

1. Delicious (put it on steak).

2. Dificult to say.

1. This steak doesn't taste right. I'd best add some Worcestershire sauce.

2. Person1: Say worcestershire sauce.
person2: worshteshtersauce.
person1: hahaha
person2: you know, i think it is pronounced Warchester sauce.
person1: no, you fail.

by Malbert November 5, 2006

Worcester

(n) second-largest city in Massachusetts. Not much to see from the highway, but the city actually has some beautiful old neighborhoods, affordable housing, good schools, and a comparatively low crime rate. It is also a no-frills industrial wasteland, very Lovecraftian in parts. Famed for its diners, punk scene and attitude. Nobody here wants to hear any crap from YOU, understand? good. Dollah-fifty.

For what I would have paid for closet space inside 128, I bought a primo three-decker in Worcester, and I'm letting the other tenants pay my mortgage.

by KazamaSmokers April 7, 2005

woilet

a woilet is a window toilet

-taylor carter, baylee snyder, and kylie shingara

“*woilet water spins like a tornado* *a teenage mutan taylor flies out of the spinny woilet water*”

by Teenage mutant ninja turtles November 28, 2021

Worcester east middle

A school in Massachusetts were thots become lesbian because they can’t get a nigga...and niggas play all the girls,students vape in class or in the bathroom and half of those people aren’t virgins

Worcester east middle is trash

by Yktvvvvvnb May 24, 2019

Worcester

The second largest city in Massachussetts. Historically a mill town and source of industry, Worcester is trying to re-invent itself and attract culture. It will be interesting if it manages to do so before Boston co-opts it as a 'bedroom community'. There are many great restaurants here, a good music scene, the Worcester Art Museum, the Higgins Armory Museum, nine colleges (UMass, WPI, Assumption, for example), several nice parks, some industry and biotech, etc. Like Boston, there are places you don't want to go after dark alone. (esp. Main South) Unlike Boston, you're not living on ramen and ketchup to make rent, and you have to work a little at finding something fun to do. You decide. I've never seen a garbage storm. Also historically known as Wormtown, known to friends as Woosta!

Realtor: You know, Boston is less than an hour away! Out of state person thinks: Really? Cool! Person who lives in/near Worcester thinks: Yeah, but the commute in the morning takes almost two hours, depending on when you start! Or you could take the commuter rail, and hope they've fixed the lateness problem...
Hey, you ever been to the 111 Chop House, Opia 1541, or Zipangos in Woosta! ?

by A Worcester transplant December 15, 2004

Worcestering

A weather pattern in Worcester, MA, similar to garbage storms.

Worcestering occurs at tempratures between 15 and 45 degrees farenheit. The sky is gray and overcast like England. It bounces back and forth between rain and snow and high winds are usually involved.

It's Worcestering out, better bring your umbrella/snow boots/rain coat.

by Rushmore June 14, 2004

worcester vikings

The Worcester Vikings' is the best pop warner football program in New England and in the Northeast part of America. Their most famous alumnus is Jerry Azumah. He was a Pro-bowl returner for the Chicago Bears. The Worcester Vikings' have had four New England Championship teams who have all competed at the Wide World of Sports Complex in Disney. Their home field is the newly renovated Beaver Brook playing fields. However, the "Brook" will never be forgotten. These Vikings are dedicated to their passion for the game. Whether it's walking through the worst neighborhoods to get to practice or never giving up during the two weeks of conditioning, these Worcester kids always did more than what was expected. The bonds created are never lost no matter what happens in life. Actually, the brotherhood created will never be lost and I truly loved the time I spent with each one of you.

The Worcester Vikings is the best display of a fundamental and hard-hitting pop warner football team that there has ever been. Their coaches are well respected in the game and they and well educated as well.

Thanks for the memories. It was the best six years of my life.

by Viking for life June 20, 2008