Woo-Hoo Stoper
Woo-Hoo Stoper by Dancer214 March 29, 2015
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Ming Woo
I love you, I am here for you & I care.
It is a way to share your feelings with your loved one, to let them know that you love them as well and have a loving and meaningful connection with one another.
It is a way to share your feelings with your loved one, to let them know that you love them as well and have a loving and meaningful connection with one another.
Girlfriend: (saying to boyfriend) "Ming Woo?"
Boyfriend: (replying) "Ming Woo"
OR
Daughter: "Mom, Ming Woo!"
Mother: "Ming Woo!"
Boyfriend: (replying) "Ming Woo"
OR
Daughter: "Mom, Ming Woo!"
Mother: "Ming Woo!"
Ming Woo by SamanBabbi June 10, 2016
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woo manwhore
A masculine man discreetly seeking sex & vanilla fetishes with other like-minded men. Applies to str8, bisexual, & otherwise abstinent males.
woo manwhore by Horny30sDad July 12, 2017
Ooshy woo
Ooshy woo is ca be used in many ways (mostly used as an expression of victory) but also as a battle cry or replacement for 'yolo' in a way that can be used when somebody is doing something without planning. Ooshy woo can also e used as a greeting.
Me "Ooshy woo!"
Friend "Oh hello!"
Friend "There is no way we can win!"
Me "OOSHY WOO" Tries to win
Friend "You did it! We WON!"
Me "Ooshy woo!"
Friend "Oh hello!"
Friend "There is no way we can win!"
Me "OOSHY WOO" Tries to win
Friend "You did it! We WON!"
Me "Ooshy woo!"
Ooshy woo by Marauder Mors June 12, 2018
Unconcious Woo
Last night I told my woman she was the sexiest woman alive as I roll back over to sleep, and she blushed from unconcious woo.
Unconcious Woo by Daddy yum yums December 20, 2018
Widdly-Woo
Non-Musical Masturbation on Guitar.
A "textbook" lead guitar solo, usually denoted by repetitive, meaningless licks, played ad infinitum by less-than-stellar guitarists.
The first reference noted was by The Pretenders' original guitarist Jimmy Honeyman-Scott in Guitar Player magazine. He was describing the whole mess of lack-luster, over-charged, under-imagined, non-melodic guitar solos, and the players who practice that mind-numbing craft.
A "textbook" lead guitar solo, usually denoted by repetitive, meaningless licks, played ad infinitum by less-than-stellar guitarists.
The first reference noted was by The Pretenders' original guitarist Jimmy Honeyman-Scott in Guitar Player magazine. He was describing the whole mess of lack-luster, over-charged, under-imagined, non-melodic guitar solos, and the players who practice that mind-numbing craft.
"I got really tired of the ol' Widdly-Woo solos played by the funny-hat blues cats down at the local Jam Night"
Widdly-Woo by Mr. Eric of Tulsa February 15, 2019