Wraa

Won't reply at all

Cinema now wraa

by Cookies458732 August 31, 2017

Wayas

A word meaning Pineapple from Hawaii.

You can put that wayas in your bum.

by alskdfjsahdf July 12, 2010

warya

A term made by Somalis during the colonisation from the British. In British Somaliland, the term "warrior" was picked up by natives from colonisers, similar to pidgin words it was simplified to "warya" by the natives who used it to refer to each other as a sign of strength to overcome resistance. After Somalia gained independence, the word would become widespread across all regions and be used in colloquial Somali language as the calling of a person.

Person A: Warya!

Person B: Maxaa? (What?)

by wallahi im lying January 28, 2023

warya

its a Somali word that can be used when you wanna call somebody's name or when you don't know no names you just say "ayyy waryaa" it can also be funny in someways

Abdi 1: Warya Abdi you can't believe where I went yesterday
Abdi 2: was u at Drizzy show in London

Abdi 1: yo that was mad lit, he brought out jhus, MADNESS walla
Abdi 2: turn the 02 to the 03 DAWG

by HEREISTHEMAFKNTII April 15, 2019

Wryan

Wryan is the sexiest man you know. He is shy and mysterious at first. But once you know him he is friendly and out goong. He's they loyalest boy out there! And if you get a chance with him keep him. Because if you get long enough he will be the best boyfriend you have ever had

"Hi whats your name "
"Wryan"
"Ryan?"
"No wryan"

by Drippy123 June 16, 2019

wraparound

When you have Friday off for a three day weekend and take Monday off as well.

I had Friday off for the fourth of July but took a wraparound so I could party it up on Sunday.

by hilarioyo July 5, 2014

Wayang Math

When someone shows off the success of their exam-smart or pseudo-talented kids or tutees in school or olympiad math, by posting photos of their grades, awards, medals, or certificates on social media, dreaming for a googol likes in return—wayang is a Malay word that mockingly describes someone as being “fake” in the sense that they are putting up an act in front of others.

Guesstimate how many wayang math postings appear on Facebook and Instagram every year by oft-kiasu or egocentric parents to hint to their social circles of their “supernatural” parenting or tutoring skills.

by MathPlus November 13, 2021