warhum

a greetin that the Jamaicans like (wots up)

warhum homey wot happenin

by rory February 13, 2004

Wackup

A milder term to say told you so or gutted.

May also be used as a form of rejection.

"You, WACKUP!"

OR

"You're totally wrong, therefore i suggest you wackup"

by Remi Mortimer June 25, 2008

wachayyar

this is the wrong spelling of the granny expression wachaYARR

Gosh, get it right!

The meaning remains the same: except for the fact that wachayyar is usually used by wannabe grannies. So, BE A REAL GRAN!

Kid disguised as a granny: wachayyar! I can't find my teeth.
Wise Granny with an umbrella: I know you b^still believe in the little tooth fairy, kid. You're busted...wachaYARR! *waves umbrella and runs off*

by hithisismypseudonym March 14, 2010

watchumean

to ask or question what someones means.

Mr. San Roman watchumean

by LilBlacki May 10, 2018

Wachin

Informal way to call a young boy, It's used in many regions of Argentina

- Run wachin! The police is coming.

by It's manuel March 4, 2021

wauchula

A small ass town where everybody knows everything, where you think you want to leave as soon as you get out of school but you come to find out its the only place that truely feels like home and after being gone for so long you always want to go back to it.

monday-thursday i hated it so i left for the weekend...by sunday i couldnt wait to get back to wauchula.

by shi shi June 17, 2008

Wachiman

Spanglish for Watch Man or Guard/Guardian
People from the Dominican Republic tend to mix English and Spanish and end coming up with words like "Wachiman". Pronounced wah-shi-man.

El wachiman estara vigilando la casa esta noche. (Spanish)
The "wachiman"/guard will be guarding the house tonight. (English Translation)

by HEROW1234 June 16, 2009