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wide-eyed 

"wet behind the ears", naive, hopeful, gullible.
The freshman students were a bunch of wide-eyed youngsters, eager to begin.

seegullible naive
wide-eyed by schoolboyj May 20, 2014
for years, the term has been a popular word for a generic "thing" when there is no real name for it. It is often used to describe examples of made-up products along with other fictitious names,
for example, "10 widgets, 5 frabbits and 2 dingits."
Widget by Bilal and Jackie February 1, 2007

Wedgewood 

A male erection. Literally the union of the words wedge, meaning 'penis' and wood, meaning 'hard-on.'
We were on the dance floor grinding to "Baby Got Back" and all of a sudden he got a freaking wedgewood.
Wedgewood by Dom Todger May 25, 2009

Potato Wedge 

The act of copying and pasting on Microsoft Word.
i need to get a Potato Wedge so much right now.
Potato Wedge by Squeky Clean February 3, 2005
Everytime I open a guinness the widget makes a fizzing sound.
widget by xcentric January 29, 2003
an utterance of disgust, dissappointment or defiance in light of individual misfortune within a larger group of people.
Should one be singled out within a group ie. you are publically defecated on by a bird infront of people, picked on by a teacher or embarrasingly hurt yourself, you may cry out "oh wedgerwah!"
wedgerwah by LewisCarey September 1, 2008