wasted

to drink alcohol to the point of being heavly intoxicated... drunk

dude, we drank a fifth of vodka yesterday... we were wasted

by sara November 20, 2004

Dish Washer

The worst job in the Restaurant business, and the lowest paying. Many people do it to start off and work their way up to a cook job, but quit due to the horrible conditions. Plus the staff don't care about you, or your goal of being a cook. They ignore you, while you spend hours cleaning pots and pans. Your arms and hands get covered in greasy dirty water, bits of cruddy food, and at the end of the day you smell horrible and your fingers are messed up from all the soap and chemicals. It's totally not worth the time or the paycheck. Avoid this job at all costs!!!

It's about time they made a machine that cleaned pots and pans instantly. Nobody wants to do Dish Washer work as a career.

by Metalhead83 December 1, 2011

Tangirl Wasted

Being a totally drunk sexy tan girl

"I woke up this morning in the dogs bed with nothing but a pair of mittens on...boy was I tangirl wasted last night!"

by LizJizz October 16, 2011

willy washer

Someone who cleans willy's by oral suction.

Those Willy Washers get some amount of pay for a days job.

by rws80085 April 24, 2007

wasted

To run out of health on Grand theft auto.

Also, to have a large amount of poisonous chemicals in your sytem.
You can not be WASTED if you only have marijuana in your system, because marijuana does not consist of the lethal toxins that other drugs contain.

yo brah, me and crazy j just smoked 6 blunts, and drank 2 40z a peice. then to top it off we snorted 10 lines of coke. we were so wasted

by krevin April 29, 2007

cock washer

A woman's or gay man's mouth.

Shut your cock washer, bitch.

by NinjaPirate September 28, 2005

Wahedzuz

a. The set of numerals used for writing numbers in arabic; extended to those used to write in the "arabic numeral system"; and thence to any set of characters representing the basic set of numbers in general.

b. (figurative) Used to refer to large numbers of an object.

Etymology: From Moroccan Arabic "wahed" meaning one and "zuz" meaning two.

"I can count up to ten in Arabic. Now I know the whole wahedzuz!" -- "There was a whole wahedzuz of reporters outside waiting to ask me questions."

by Stewart and Mary Jo October 11, 2006