Waldron Tower

Waldron Tower, known universally as either the endearing 'Wally' or the understandable 'what's that?' is a residence building located at Queen's University. Due to being slightly isolated from the main cluster of residence buildings, as well as its generally sub-par living conditions, its residents quickly bond in a similar way to the students living on West Campus (without having to lie to themselves about how they much they love their res). The main draw of Wally is the fact that most rooms have their own sinks, in which students are known to wash dishes, shower, and urinate.

"Where are you staying?"
"Wally!"
"Where?"
"Waldron Tower?"
"Is that on West?"

by twistedwalls November 3, 2015

Mr.Wardrobe

a guy who hides in the wardrobe, while people are making sweet love...

Girl: I feel like someone is watching us

Guy: its ok babe theres nobody here, but me, you and mr.wardrobe

by Mr.Geko August 20, 2010

John Waldron

A sex act where two black mean, typically one obese and one malnourished, shit in both ends of a white mans ear holes, causing the shit to erupt from the white man's mouth,nose,and eyes.

I just watched a video of two guys doing a John Waldron on this guy!

by The_Almighty_Definer November 9, 2020

warron

Annoying little ass bitch

Man, I hate me some Warron

by Racer Cook May 11, 2018

Stuck in wardrobe

Phenomenon that occurs when you can't decide what to wear.

Woman 1: I'm going to be 20 minutes late because I got stuck in wardrobe.
Woman 2: That's okay, I got stuck in hair and make-up, take your time.

by shamrock32 June 19, 2009

Nick Waldron

A species of small chimp which dwells in the nether regions of the North Saharan Desert. It fornicates not with its own species but with the larger sand beetles and termites who live under the sand.

"I was trekking in the desert when I saw a Nick Waldron"

"Was it copulating with a sand beetle?"

"Yes..."

by johnranger June 19, 2009

Coming out of the wardrobe

A time in one's life when he/she realizes and accepts that magic, Santa Claus, and any other fairytale-like belief is untrue. (A play on the phrase 'coming out of the closet', 'wardrobe' being a reference to the Chronicles of Narnia series.)

My son is finally coming out of the wardrobe, so so I don't have to give the little bastard any money for losing his teeth anymore.

by Sarykos January 4, 2011