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Wetting-Down 

1. Uniformed personnel spending preposterous amounts of money to celebrate a promotion; usually out of a slavish sense of obligation to tradition. 2. A Finical asteroid strike which ironically heralds the presumed increase in wealth and generally an outsized increase in responsibility. 3. A celebration of a shiny new object on your uniform.
Enlisted person 1: “Where are all the other officers today?”
Enlisted person 2: “Hospital.”
Enlisted person 1: “Why?”
Enlisted person 1 “Lieutenant (JG) C. is selling his blood plasma to pay his rent and the rest are there for severe dehydration”
Enlisted person 1: “What happened?”
Enlisted person 2 “Wetting-Down.”
Wetting-Down by Worst of the best August 28, 2019
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Weingart 

A member of the boys. In The 6ft range usually when older around 6’4. He tends to take to much time to get over girls. Usually just simps way to fucking hard for one girl when he has plenty of other bitches on their knees.
Wow, Weingart is in his simp phase right now
Weingart by Raspberry Frog July 27, 2020

Jake from The Westing Game 

Enjoys eating ketchup with his bare hands and is very ashamed of it, sometimes smothers it all over some ribs, and if he having a good day, maybe even blow some wind on it from his rear end.
I caught Jake from The Westing Game in the kitchen eating all the ketchup

desk wetting 

Oh fuck me, George is desk wetting again
desk wetting by SquirtingGranny August 12, 2017

Frank Westing 

Is when you shove a camera up your girl's ass and take a picture and say "FANTASTIC"
Some guy: Dude i heard you gave your girlfriend a Frank Westing
You: Sure did
Some guy: can i see

You: HELL NO
Frank Westing by G0nard January 16, 2011

westinghouse

verb. westinghoused; westinghousing: fr. name of American inventor George Westinghouse. To put a person to death in an electric chair (which in early embodiments were operated from an AC power supply). The attachment of Mr. Westinghouse's name to the electric chair was a form of negative advertizing devised by Thomas Edison.
"The Rosenbergs were westinghoused at Sing Sing Prison yesterday for treason, and the bodies were sent to the morgue in nine-dollar pine caskets."
westinghouse by Carl Willis January 19, 2006