wail - an adverb used to add emphasis to the extent of ones failure, in popular urban culture wail can follow after the verb fail , since wail is a homonym with the word whale the two are often confused. an example of such is present in the text of Isabella Lord
by CurseTheTide February 22, 2011
Get the Wail mug.1. It is the term that arose from the bottomless bowels of the mythological Pigeon Cave, where the hidden city of Waladar thrived. It was rediscovered by the two grand and mighty explorers, Sir Walters of Ohioshire, and Count Sara of Dubatican.
2. Waladi (plural): The long-extinct, peaceful inhabitants of Waladar. According to the fabled Waladari legend, the Waladi fought the final battle against the mighty Space Pigeon, that left the Waladalian civilization in ruins, but the left the simple-minded homo-sapiens unharmed. However, the homo-sapiens were completely oblivious to the Waladi's valiant sacrifice. Archaeologists have discovered remaining Waladrian artifacts completely preserved under a thick layer of Pigeon feces, which is still under debate throughout the scientific community as to how the final days of the Waladi unfolded.
2. Waladi (plural): The long-extinct, peaceful inhabitants of Waladar. According to the fabled Waladari legend, the Waladi fought the final battle against the mighty Space Pigeon, that left the Waladalian civilization in ruins, but the left the simple-minded homo-sapiens unharmed. However, the homo-sapiens were completely oblivious to the Waladi's valiant sacrifice. Archaeologists have discovered remaining Waladrian artifacts completely preserved under a thick layer of Pigeon feces, which is still under debate throughout the scientific community as to how the final days of the Waladi unfolded.
Count sara of Dubatican: Did you read the chapter on the Waladaris?
Sir Adam of Ohiosire: Have you been taking the piss?! We founded the studies of the Waladi together for heavens sake!
Sir Adam of Ohiosire: Have you been taking the piss?! We founded the studies of the Waladi together for heavens sake!
by A very respected archaeologist November 7, 2013
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by swanronson April 23, 2015
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by KuteKittyKat August 27, 2016
Get the Walabi mug.wey-tar Definition: similar to the gaydar concept, except it's related to serving people at a restaurant. As a server, you develop this radar over time after assessing many different tables. It allows you to quickly distinguish good parties from bad ones.
Molly's waitar went off as soon as she approached the table. The customer was rudely talking on the phone with someone and used an unfriendly tone when ordering his food.
by Basilman212 July 23, 2016
Get the Waitar mug.Maori God, Holds great power and brings a sense of goodness in lots of forms. Water being the main energy that this name draws from. Beautiful people are named this only those worthy of knowing them are blessed to do so. The touch of a person named Waiari is like being touch by the water like a little wave across the skin. Love them hold them close they bring a lot to the playing field. Respect him as he could drowned you!
by Tru3 4ods December 4, 2016
Get the waiari mug.1. (V) To sing with a lot of power and force; often using vocal vibrato.
2. (V) To vibrate a small area with the voice by using power while singing
2. (V) To vibrate a small area with the voice by using power while singing
(1) "Wow! Did you hear that choir sing? Those tenors were WAILING all of those notes with a heavy vibrato. It was beautiful!"
(2) "She hit that high soprano note in that stairwell! She WAILED!!"
(2) "She hit that high soprano note in that stairwell! She WAILED!!"
by Professor of Music 1984 December 28, 2016
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