Waitext

The feeling you get while waiting for someone to text you back.

"I’ve been stuck in waitext all day—why won’t they reply?

by gogi07 September 8, 2025

WatRdoin

verb / phrase
Definition: A playful, shorthand way of asking “What are you doing?” that’s popped up in the Celeste community (and beyond). It’s often typed in chat, memes, or social posts when someone wants a quick check‑in or is teasing a friend about their current activity.

Origin: Coined within the Celeste fandom as a phonetic mash‑up of “what are you doing,” the “R” adds a quirky, meme‑like flair that makes the phrase feel instantly recognizable among fans.
Pronunciation: “watt‑are‑doyn”

“Hey, watRdoin? You still at the coffee shop?”
“Just finished the boss fight—watRdoin now?”
“WatRdoin tonight? We should hit the arcade.”

by Celeste and E September 19, 2025

waiting

doing absolutely nothing, but with a purpose

I’m not just doing nothing, i’m doing nothing but with a greater purpose..i’m waiting

by wordman50000 November 20, 2025

fan-wait

when the fans on oscillate, or turning. and you and your friends are sitting around it in the hot room, each person waiting for their 3 seconds of cool air, before it passes them, and they wish they could just f*ing stop it only on them. in extreme cases everyone leans when the gust is aproching and leaving them

Jermemiah was sitting drinking his nattie ice, pissed tim and dave were home, so he wouldn't have to deal with this damn fan-wait

by ddez December 30, 2008

Dump wait

When you have to go number two but don't have a facility so you have to hold it.

"I hate it when my old lady gets in the can before me, sits in there for hours while I dump wait."

by afro-d October 28, 2008

the waitingtodie

When you shove your own dick between your legs and up your asshole and piss inside of yourself.

he likes to do the waitingtodie all of the time

by eichmanb December 8, 2010

Secure Waiting Space

Originally opened as a "waiting space" for homeless men, the Secure Waiting Space is a Hennepin County funded overflow shelter operated by Catholic Charities. It is located at 1000 Currie Avenue North, Minneapolis, MN 55403.

It houses around 150-200 men a night. The first floor of the shelter consists of thin mats on a floor, and the second floor is called Pay-for-Stay. Beds are around $4.00 a night, and men must be sober to stay on the second floor.

Shelter workers and case managers refer to Secure Waiting Space as "1000 Currie" or "Secure Waiting," but homeless people almost always call it tramp camp.

Where is Secure Waiting Space? Are you talking about tramp camp? Oh yah, now I know what you mean.

by burdgirl March 1, 2011