widad

widad it’s an amazing girl, she’s always studying couse she wants to be the best, but she already is, she i pretty, caring and she always make you smile in a way or another, if she can she will help you, if you have a problem she will end up with the greatest solution, one you’d never thought of, widad means love in arabic, and she can give you a lot, if you find a widad, you must keep her, she’s a real treasure.

is that widad? you’re lucky

by quandonessunovede April 8, 2023

Anna Widmark

Someone very sexy. A mother often associated with extreme sex appeal. Even though, concidering her age, somehow she is still the most attractive, beautiful and stunning woman on the planet. Her pussy is still as tight as when she was 18 years old, even though all of her sons friends have been in her with their large cocks.

-That woman over there is so hot!
-Yeah, she is such an Anna Widmark

by MwUmecity March 28, 2017

when yi cannae widnae didnae

Scottish slang words explaining a situation in which one or more people are incapable of the action previously stated

Haw billy?
Wit boab?
Did yi eat aw ma bacon?

Naw I didnae how?

When did yi didnae?
When I couldnae widnae didnae!

If someone is refusing that they did said action then this is when yi cannae widnae didnae

Understand?

by gettaefuckm8 September 4, 2016

I would widdawee gwiddy on you wight now bwoah

When you would (win a fight) Gwiddy on some one/thing

Person: Retard

Skyler: I would widdawee gwiddy on you wight now bwoah

by GwiddyMaster April 10, 2023

whidyadidya

Redneck term used to ask if you brought a particular item with you. Roughly translated to 'with you, did you?'.

"You didn't bring your truck whidyadidya?"

by Michaaa August 27, 2007

winyard

A complete jackass. Everyone hates him, especially if his first name is Connor.

Wow, he is such a winyard.

by Beck4i November 1, 2013

Tidy Widy

(adj.) A term used to express the relationship between 2 things or persons that are extremely uber close. Can be mistaken for the infamous tidy widy panties, so use caution when inserting as an adjective.

Rachel: So how close are those folk?
Hanna Mickey: LIKE TIDY WIDY CLOSE!!! HAHAHAH

by RachelUrbanDict October 6, 2010