Wristing

When you spit on your wrist and smell it

Ted: Dude you wanna play some call of duty?

Will: yeah dude just give me like 15 minutes I gotta do some wristing.

by Plundering Phil September 20, 2023

whistling carrots

To vomit forcefully and loudly

Boss: "Hey, have you seen Dave?"
Worker: " Yeah, he has some dodgy Mexican for lunch and now he is in the bathroom whistling carrots"

by Corinthio October 14, 2023

Wristing

When you spit on your wrist and smell it. It smells awful but can get you high.

Ted: Can you do some gaming?
Hampton: Maybe in like 15 minutes I gotta do some wristing.

by Plundering Phil January 22, 2024

Whistling Butthole

While having intense anal sex the male pulls out of her butthole and immediately goes down to her huge gapping ass hole and blows over it like blowing across a moonshiners jug.

My buddy was pounding his wife’s ass hole so good she begged him to give her the whistling butthole before the gapping closed.

by Tag Daddy January 24, 2024

Weaseling

when you start acting weasel like (ranting/acting strangely) after smoking too much

definition weaseling: man your girl be weaselling talking about how fluffy bunnies are, BANISH HER to the WEASEL ZONE!!

by Banisher of the weasel March 10, 2024

Wasting Government Resources

1. You don't give a fuck about government resources
2. This is a legitimate violation of my rights and is wrong for the same reason that red flag laws are unconstitutional and that surveillance states are wrong (For the cuckservatives) and for the reasons that your micro-aggressions and your misgendering is wrong.

Hym "Wasting government resources would be dumping them into a human trash-can instead of the literal creator of A.I. But you don't even think I should have rights! You want you to have the rights and then you want to lord over everyone like the greedy, filthy shit-lib you are. Dumb and bad! Bad and dumb!"

by Hym Iam May 30, 2024

wraiting

noun /ˈreɪtɪŋ/
Definition:
The act, practice, or outcome of writing produced with the assistance of artificial intelligence, whether collaboratively or entirely generated by an AI system in response to human prompts.
Etymology:
Derived from wraite.
Usage notes:
Wraiting can refer both to the activity and to the text itself, depending on context.

The journal now requires authors to disclose any wraiting involved in the submission.
Some critics argue that widespread wraiting erodes the notion of authorship.
The university treats undisclosed wraiting as a form of academic misconduct.

by Divilo January 28, 2026