Whurm

Small worm-like being, often found under rocks, in dark areas, or in schools. Often refered to as "whurmys" the whurm usually plays guitar and hides his orange worm colouring with black hair dye.

Little is known about this specimin and sightings are rare. Therefore it is not possible to give a well known example of the "whurm"

by David Attenborough February 11, 2004

wherev

A shortened version of wherever. Derived from the popular shortening of whatever, whatev.

Hubby: Where do you want to eat?
Wifey: Wherev.

by Chris Davenport II January 17, 2008

where u biting at?

A question to ask where one is eating.

where u biting at?... well I'm going to eat at Chili's

by B-Leezy February 29, 2008

where da freaks at

A freak or group of freaks that are out there chillen but you just got to look for em

Derka + chicks in parking lot = where da freaks at

by 2[tp] February 4, 2009

Where's Teddy?

A phrase uttered by someone to ask where one of their friends is; can be used jokingly, but also when the situation causes distress.

(After awaking in a drunken haze)

John: Where's Teddy?

Wayne: Who, Mark? I think he slept over at that broads house.

by Asian_Stanford_Kid June 20, 2011

Where you at?

1) The question that arose mid-ninties in response to the gang-related question "Where you from?", the purpose being a greeting that identifies the asker as a civilian and confers a subtle assumption that the person being asked is also a civilian or is not gang-related anymore.

2) A deviation of Standard English that asks about location.

"No, it ain't 'where you're from', you know it's 'Where you at?'" - Lighter Shade of Brown

by Mikk April 26, 2006

where the dubbies at

When some broke ass nigga tries to hit yo weed when you are finished, but does not put any money on it.

Where the dubbies at??????

by mel and shan February 17, 2005