Wikisomnia

Lack of sleep due to being awake all night because of jumping from one page of Wikipedia to another following one hyperlink after another.

"I couldn't sleep yesterday. It was one of those Wikisomnia nights."

by Ikshit September 15, 2007

winkus

To urinate. Masculine derivative form of the longer "winkie-tinkie" used by Madeline Kahn's character Trixie Delight in the 1973 Peter Bogdanovich film PAPER MOON.

"I really need to go winkus before I go blind."

by Craig Duckett December 5, 2003

wikistudy

to read a book(usally a famous book and usally done for school) by checking its entry on Wikipeida to learn the plot, beging, middle, end and all the other key points without readin for hours on end

guy 1:Dawg our test on (Lord of the flies/catcher in the rye/The count of Monte crisco etc.) is in 2 hrs and I haven't read the book

guy 2: just go on Wikipedia and wikistudy it and you'll get all the key points

by David Granderson March 21, 2007

wikastinating

To procrastinate by browsing randomly through Wikipedia.

Tom: Sup man, how's your business report going?
Harry: Haven't started, I've just been wikastinating the past 30 minutes. :(

by student0306 September 26, 2008

Wikism

a piece of information that claims to be true but is wildly inaccurate

UFO is wikism!

by KillxBill August 12, 2010

wokusts

very woke people who swarm and attack

Wokusts like them are the types you've got to watch out for – they'll blow up any transgression without a second thought.

by Scott in Champoeg October 28, 2020

WIUS

Also spelled WUIS or WUIUS (doesn't really matter)

A word that can be used to express anything. Kind of like the word "WOW!" in english, except more useful and can be used in many different ways. Normally expressed in glee, out of sillyness, for describing something that is cool, or just as a greeting. Origins of the word, however, are unclear. Was first used by Max M. Toby M. and Bayan B. somwhere in the shcool year of 2004-2005. The word is most frequently used alone and rarely in a sentence. Is most often said in an extended fashion (see example 1). Pronounciation is somehow difficult for most people. Pronounced: WEEUWSE or WUEEWSE or WUEEUWSE depending on the occasion, length of the expression, time of day, emotion, or context used in.

1: WIIIIIIIIIIIUUUUUUUUUUUUSSSSSSSSSS! (most common form, which is the extended WIUS)

by Bayan May 7, 2007