A shortened term for #WonderfulWeekend. Weekly videos that originate from a high school in Towanda, PA. Commonly contains athletes, sporting events, parties, and random people screaming random things that in some way make the viewer's weekend slightly more wonderful. To be featured on one of these videos, one must do something extraordinary, or random.
"So, you think you'll be in Aaron's #WW?"
"I think so, but when he was recording, I farted and asked if the camera could smell it."
"I think so, but when he was recording, I farted and asked if the camera could smell it."
by Joseph_McSnipe January 12, 2016

In Japan, it's almost like "lol" or "haha". It comes from the term "笑う", or "warau", and it means "to laugh". The more w's, the more ha's, so to speak.
「変だねww」
"That's weird haha"
「何やってんだよw」
"What the hell are ya doin', lol"
「見たの!?www」
"Did you see that!? Hahaha!"
"That's weird haha"
「何やってんだよw」
"What the hell are ya doin', lol"
「見たの!?www」
"Did you see that!? Hahaha!"
by 塩沢慶子 March 17, 2015

by FilthyLuckerDog September 16, 2013

by darvon December 7, 2011

by NamelessHero November 9, 2014

(12:23:30 PM) //change: it constantly gets my cpu load to 100%
(12:23:45 PM) AbsintheSyringe: i ja njoj kazem sto ti mene?
(12:24:17 PM) //change: wtf????
(12:24:25 PM) AbsintheSyringe: ww
(12:23:45 PM) AbsintheSyringe: i ja njoj kazem sto ti mene?
(12:24:17 PM) //change: wtf????
(12:24:25 PM) AbsintheSyringe: ww
by AbsintheSyringe May 21, 2009

"Well Won"
In Starcraft 2 I often seen some people mistaken ww with gg. Koreans especially. "Well Won" seems the most suitable use of ww when used in gaming, other than gg "good game.
In Starcraft 2 I often seen some people mistaken ww with gg. Koreans especially. "Well Won" seems the most suitable use of ww when used in gaming, other than gg "good game.
by M.Baka June 22, 2011
