Tail-Wagger

Someone or something that makes a person feel very happy or full of joy. A point in time that made or will make a person happy.

"John received that new set of golf clubs that he wanted for his birthday. It was a real tail-wagger." or "I'm really looking forward to that concert. It'll be real tail-wagger." or "Pat is my closest and best friend, a real tail-wagger."

by TimingPlus August 21, 2018

Waggers

An informal greeting toward fellow group members, specifically those in Team Juan. A variation of wagwan.

Person 1: Waggers bröther
Person 2: Oh yes, waggers fellow group member

by Angus2.0 July 22, 2019

curb-wanged

when one is totally drunk beyond all recognition

john was completely curb-wanged, we didn't even recognise him.

by andy richens November 7, 2006

Wogged

East Midlands slang, extension of wog, derogatory, when something is stolen, specifically by a person of colour .

I left my bike outside the shop for five minutes , but somebody wogged it .

by JohnnyWonder November 10, 2020

Waggete

A wannabe female gangster that loves to talk on the fone a lot and only go for those tough looking guys.

AY Mose look at that waggete

by RH February 28, 2005

wigged it

When you make a mistake.
When you caused a accident.
When you did something you regret .

Man last night I wigged it I got to drunk at the party and smacked somebody silly.

I went to the store to buy stuff but I forgot my wallet I wigged it.

She said 1+1 is 8 she wigged it bro

by Slapayehoetribeleader November 10, 2019

wanged

Phrasal Verb:
To bring down or make unavailable a website by routing heavy traffic to the site via a link or reference on your site. Specifically in the case of the www.penny-arcade.com website: to post a link on Penny Arcade to a site with insufficient capacity to handle the traffic coming from Penny Arcade fans.

Link update: looks like we wanged another server.

by Omnimancer October 20, 2003