Wall Slider

A person who has just heard bad news and then rushes to the nearest wall and places thier back to it and slides down as they weep and scream.

I was watching maury povich show and after he told Shawanda that the 8th man tested was NOT the father, she ran backstage and turned into a wall slider.

by sbd April 9, 2006

Say wallahi

Basically making you speak the truth when something doesn’t feel like honesty.

And if you lie and say wallahi...WALLAHI you’re finished , a one way ticket to hell.

Say WALLAHI you didn’t snitch
Bruv, WALLAHI you’re acting up

WALLAHI THIS IS MY SONGGGGG!!!

by Sagaleena July 1, 2018

wall

A very technical device designed to separate one area from another, and often to provide security to one or more of the said separated areas. It functions by a complex system of interconnected particles forming an impassible barrier that one should not walk into at medium to high speeds, or one risks damage.

The wall that separates my feet from a sausage melted in the shower of tuna.

by bill December 15, 2002

Wall Street welfare

Government programs that allow Wall Street companies to stay in business and pay out their huge salaries and bonuses even though they've screwed up and should go under.

The Troubled Assets Relief Bill that gave $700 billon to Wall Street companies with no strings attached is the ultimate example of Wall Street welfare.

by Daryl Montgomery December 9, 2008

hit the wall

when a girl becomes officially ugly

That girl hit the wall.

by anon January 26, 2004

Wall-eyed

The opposite of cross-eyed. The eyes point away from each other, rather than inward.

Man, that dude is wall-eyed! How does he do that?

by spinaltapsoundguy October 20, 2009

Kevin Wallace

1. The most amazing director/Choreographer for show, ever!
2. The state of having a bleach stained shirt
3. The state of being a hilarious gay man
4. Having owned and operated two Fred Astaire Dance Studios

Choreographer Kevin Wallace did it once again but with an even larger cast than last year and got over fifty kids swingin’ and tapping to the beat, doing cartwheels, lifts, rolls, Charlestons, chorus-line kicks. No one understands how he does it, least of all the kids. According to one member of the ensemble, “I couldn’t believe I could get my body to move like that. And even after I’ve done it, I still couldn’t believe it.” Move this to a higher power: when over fifty bodies are moving like that on stage, the result is non-stop razzle-dazzle

by Port Summer Show! September 30, 2006