Wheat Thicks

The unhealthy alternative to Wheat Thins. Used exclusively in "your momma so fat" jokes.

Your momma so fat she eat Wheat Thicks.

by row!dz December 25, 2009

Nuclear Weapons

The best way to end a war!

We should drop our nuclear weapons on France!

by Svexson September 15, 2003

weap

someone who is scared, cheap, dirty, a loser, trys too hard.. a weap is someone who is for lack of a better word a square. this person doesn't have friends, and if he/she thinks he/she does, they are probably the person in that group that everyone talks about behind their back. a person can be weap for any number of reasons and can be called so by another person if they do not meet up to the other persons standards of what cool is. weap can also be used amoungst friends as a funny word to joke around with like youre making fun of each other

look at the weap kid with five different colored polos on, try a little harder to fit in, maybe a little more hair gel would do the trick you weap.

hurry up you weapo cheapo, im not gonna wait all day

by cboy20 December 21, 2006

Weapon

An object that can be used to cause bodily harm to another, basically anything you can get your hands on.

Weapons are everywhere but I don't care.

by Reuben August 19, 2003

Weapons of Mass Destruction

1. Any type of chemical, biological, or nuclear weapon.
2. Stock excuse for any nation of the Free World to invade any other nation of the not-so-Free World that they don't like.

1. Saddam has (or rather, had) weapons of mass destruction.
2. We will depose all dictators who have weapons of mass destruction

by wambob July 17, 2003

weaponized conservatism

When logic and reason are utilized to destroy weak liberal arguments.

Strike Force Daily has weaponized conservatism in the fight against liberal ideas.

by strikeforcedaily April 26, 2017

Wheaton College

Wheaton College is a prominent, close-knit college community that emphasizes people. South of Boston, Massachusetts, Wheaton is a 'home away from home' for many people. Professors and students actually know each other and work extensively together.

Despite the tendency of many of its students to complain, giving little acknowledgement to everything that is being made available to them, this is a place where bright kids learn, contribute and make life-long friendships.

Wheaton is a place where people are taught to think about how they can contribute to the world more than just compelling them to enter the work-force as anonymous drones.

Contrary to popular belief, Wheaton is not teeming with collar poppers and trendy fashionistas. It is home to one of the countries largest populations of scholarship-supported students in a small college setting and has produced three Rhodes scholars in the last five years.

Students who attend Wheaton College are inspired to do more with their life than just being well educated.

by alumnae/i July 29, 2008