wantaway

Used to describe a player in soccer who no longer wishes to play for his current club.

Nottingham Forest are in talks with Southampton over their wantaway defender.

by Amos Jegg December 27, 2006

want for nothing

IN BRIEF: to idly just want, desire or have, especially unnecessarily or when it's not a definite need.

NOTE: Spoiled kids is mainly the ones that want for nothing. The part spoiled kids doesn't know (especially if they're ungrateful) is the unfortunate kids wishes they we're in their shoes.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant March 10, 2010

wanton

Delicious Chinese soup ravioli.

I wish to bathe in these wantons.

by argilla11 September 10, 2016

you know you want it

What a man says to a woman (usually a virgin) when she intends to have any kind of sex with him, but has doubts whether it is the right thing to do.
The phrase is intended to encourage the woman to give up her doubts and have sex, because she wants it herself.

Jennie intends to give Kevin a blowjob, but she isn't sure whether to do it or not.
-Kevin, I am not sure about this...
-Come on, you know you want it!

by Urban_Fellow July 14, 2006

You Can't Always Get What You Want

What is said by parents when their spoiled kids start asking for stuff they can't afford.

Michelle: So for my sixteenth birthday, I want Black Ferrari and a penguin.
Dad: You can't always get what you want.

by haham September 7, 2012

wrantage

To be unfortunate enough to be ranted at in an aggressive manner

Wah! Wrantage man! chill out! OR
My Mrs gave me proper wrantage earlier.

by Steve Wells (Courtesy of Lewis McCance) February 23, 2008

wantic

Wacky antic. Can connote forced wackiness, but not necessarily.

"When Olivia saw Jimbo ride by on a ridiculously small tricycle, she realized that she had grown weary of his wantics."

by zobo May 3, 2006