WWJBD

What Would James Bond Do.

You are in a socially awkward situation and you need guidance on how to remain looking cool. Think! What would James Bond Do?

Last night that girl blew me out, so I'm sitting in the restaurant on my larry like a looser, people are starring at me. So I think, WWJBD, so I pulled the waitress and shagged her at my hotel

by Milkcarton18 August 20, 2010

WWJFD

Acronym, used to evoke conscience in someone who will commit a wrong deed, but is having second thoughts. Stands for "What Would a Jesus Freak Do?"

"Man... I dunno 'bout this Mitsubishi stuff... I mean... WWJFD, you know?"

by Grizzleh September 10, 2005

WWECD

Stands for What Would Edward Cullen Do.
Can be used for Emmett or Esme Cullen as well.
When stuck in a situation you can think like your favorite vampire.

guy 1: Holy fucking shit! It's a big ass Lion!
Guy 2: HOLY SHIT GUY 1 YOUR RIGHT!
Guy 1: WWECD? *drinks lions blood.*

by Twichikd98 May 9, 2009

WWJD

1. "What Would Jesus Do?" It's a reminder for Christians because Jesus is supposed to be the perfect model for anyone. So before you do something, think "What Would Jesus Do?"
2. "What Would Japetto Do?" (Simpsons)

Homer Simpson shows the family his "WWJD" bracelet.
Lisa: That's right, dad. What would Jesus do?
Homer: Jesus? I thought it was Giapetto!

by Ohenry July 20, 2005

WWJTD

What would Justin Timberlake do. Simple as that, Justin Timberlake and his awesome sexiness are a total inspiration to anyone who is feeling down.

Just remember "JT" brought sexy back.

"Agh i totally screwed this date up....."

"Dude just remember! WWJTD!"

"Hehehe I guess..."

by TheHottyPacifist July 21, 2009

wwcd

WWCD stands for winner winner chicken dinner.

Full boat. WWCD.

by definite lee September 26, 2008

WWJD

Another dopey trend that has its origin in the fucking PC 90s. After the New Agers decided they believed in angels and every bonehead claimed having an encounter with one, all the so-called "prophecies" were featured on TV, after the Comet Hyakutake surprise visit then the Comet Hale-Bopp appearance later on, after the comet cult deaths and all the rest of the end-of-the-millenium bullshit the "Christian" conservatives decided to have their famous 15 minutes in the limelight and have their "Promise Keepers" ripoff schemes and the slogan "WWJD".

WWJD = "what would Jesus do?". Well, I think Jesus Christ wouldn't resort to stupid and immature slogans or catchphrases like that to get His point across. WWJD is a dumb excuse to sell wristbands, bracelets, keychains, T-shirts and bumper stickers and other shit. Slogans are for people who can't think for themselves.

by I Saw U2 Live Twice February 27, 2009