Catherine Warford

Catherine is a very tall giant. She eats 24/7 and sweats like a pig. She is funny and very loud. Her laugh echoes. She has a temper if she's messed with. She knows when it's time to play and a time to be serious. She's aggressive and should not be messed with. She is also very long legged.

Catherine Warford is a silly billy.

by Billy737829193 June 30, 2019

discord warn removal day

on this day (February 21) if the ability to remove a discord user's warnings exists, they must be removed from as many discord user as possible in your server. removed warns on this day cannot be replaced and any new warns on this day are invalidated.

mod: !warn @user

bot: @user now has 3 warns!

mod: 3 warns = ban so bye

user: no its discord warn removal day

mod: ah I see
!unwarn @user

bot: @user has been unwarned, 0 warns remain!

by Hehe I cheated February 19, 2021

Benjamin Wannop

A little bum who has a wierd thing for cats, he never sees the light if day unless he's forced to in school, he loves valorant and other pc games, don't trust him he's not sane.

Me: Hello Benjamin Wannop
Ben: I love cats "shows a cat picture"
Me:"slaps"

by Gabba is the goat April 29, 2022

most_toxic_warlords_player

Plikie

Plikie is the most_toxic_warlords_player, she is even more toxic than Raidibotti!

by PlikieIsToxic69420666 May 31, 2018

Hot Summer Wario

A sexual act in which the penetrating force screams loudly into the ear of the receiving force.

"Daniel gave me a Hot Summer Wario last night. I still feel my ears ringing."

by dchc June 8, 2019

Pikachu is a warlord

It means that sonic is being very sussy, and should be eliminated with a shotgun.

Bruh, Pikachu is a warlord is smaskey skilly commey silky sunnybread fire?

by Imepiesaw February 7, 2022

warlock

Definition: A warlock is NOT the term for a male witch. A male witch is just a witch. The term has been picked up by popular culture, and people who don't really know anything about witchcraft like to use it.

What the word really means is frequently and vehemently debated amongst modern-day witches. The usual explanation is that it's an old English word for 'oath-breaker' and was used for a witch who betrayed their coven.

no example

by High_Falk April 26, 2003