Wallable

A wallable means the art of hanging something on a wall.
Also something being presentable enough to be put on display on a wall.

wallable comes from the two words wall and hangable

My work is (wallable)
So my work is good enough to be on a wall on display this is wallable

by BSTAR101 September 3, 2011

wall of flesh

A boss from Terraria.
This boss is a giant wall of flesh with a mouth and eyes, fought in the Underworld after throwing the Guide Voodoo Doll.
If you defeat WoF, you will enter Hard Mode.

god fucking dammit i lost to wall of flesh again

by Verdigris November 28, 2016

penis wall

The inability to talk to girls because of one's shyness.

Even though the boy was popular and outgoing, he could never talk to the girl he liked on the phone because of his penis wall.

by Andi The Almighty June 24, 2007

flower on the wall

When someone just faces in the background. Kinda like old wallpaper that has flowers. It is there but you do not notice it.

He is a flower on the wall, I did not notice he was there.

by wooo!123 September 21, 2016

Oatmeal on a Wall

Lumpy, saggy breasts, having the appearance of oozing down her chest like oatmeal sliding down a wall.

Q: How was your date last night?
A: Dude, her boobs were like oatmeal on a wall.

by sparhavoc October 8, 2016

The Fourth Wall

The fourth wall is usually in reference to video games, in which the main character(s) are making reference to (or sometimes speaking directly to) the player(s).

“Dammit, Monika’s gone and broken the Fourth Wall yet again.”

by pheonix8905 July 22, 2019

Waldorf

A suburb of Washington D.C. known for its odd demography and crime. Waldorf is mainly a commuter town, where most of its inhabitants commute into Washington D.C. to work. The following argument exists about whether or not to consider Waldorf a ghetto or not:

It IS a ghetto because of the high level of crime and drug use.

It IS NOT a ghetto because of the low level of poverty-stricken inhabitants.

Most of waldorf is middle class housing, except for the older portions and neighborhoods including Lancaster, Holly Station, and Acton Villa, which range from lower to lower-middle class housing.

Waldorf: Interesting, but a horrible place to raise a kid.

by Lee Crooks July 29, 2007