webache

Getting a headache as the result of the mis-use, over-use, constant hype and attention the web gets from upper level management.

Usually happens when the web is viewed as the solution for all problems. Usually goes hand in hand with blogs, forums, second life, and other forms of "social networking."

A webache is a common occurrence for a web developer being asked to do new things without requirements or to use new technology for technologies sake.

by Charlie Hitlin April 23, 2008

Weebalteat

A place where tit-dirt collects

The woman lifted her breast so she could itch her Weebalteat

by watthefrukbitch May 2, 2009

Wetback Mountain

A Fierce Cove on the east side of the grapevine lake where a numerous number of wetbacks seek shelter from the popo.

I saw a couple of Wetbacks sprinting to Wetback Mountain Seeking Shelter.

by salaaaa October 26, 2006

Webache

Getting a headache as the result of the mis-use, over-use, constant hype and attention the web gets from upper level management.

Usually happens when the web is viewed as the solution for all problems. Goes hand in hand with blogs, forums, second life, and other forms of "social networking."

A webache is a common occurrence for a web developer being asked to do new things without requirements or to use new technology for technologies sake.

by Charlie Hitlin April 28, 2008

Wetback Cider

An alcoholic beverage made with one part tequila and two parts apple juice.

I was feeling tipsy halfway through the party and Billy convinced me to try a wetback cider. I felt like I was getting drunk in kindergarten.

by Thailer September 23, 2010

Wetback Poncho

A form of poncho worn by mexicans consisting of a garbage bag with head and arm holes cut out.

I was walking to class in the rain and saw a mexican mowing the lawn wearing a wetback poncho.

by Kris P. Bacon October 8, 2009

wetbacks

Illegal immigrants from Mexico who try to swim/ferry through the river illegally. They're the ones that make all hispanics look like idiots.

by Anonymous September 25, 2003