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An igbo world meaning goat, but often used to refer to a stupid or gullible person
Ewu by Anaks April 29, 2020
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EWU • Ewuh • ewugh • ewurakua • ewurama • ewurcool • ewuch • ewuf • ewuipment • Ewura
Acronym, noun, adj. pron: Ee-woo

Easily Wound Up.
"Jesus christ Jeremy it's just a question, you don't have to get all EWU."

"I'm not a f**king EWU!" said the EWU.

EWUs gonna EWU.
EWU by Not EWU October 14, 2020
An ironic usage of a type of online dialect, specifically used by furries, specifically referencing "uwu" used as a cringey form of endearment and affection among these communities, while ewu adds the word "ew" to signify disgust towards these communities.
Thad: Hey man, you wanna go to the furry convention uwu?
Vlad: ewu no thank you, fucking furry degenerate
ewu by Bigchunnilingus May 5, 2021
Old grandmother, can't speak, hits people and has same name as a liscense plate. God of the people at the bus stop next to fat man.
EWU by TheRealFinz July 27, 2009
eww and uwu in one word

when something is so sickeningly sweet that it becomes disgusting
person 1: "I'd say god bless you but it looks like he already did."
person 2: "ewu that's so cheesy"
ewu by hna.mx May 14, 2019
Goat head.It's a local delicacy of the Ibos(Eastern Nigeria) prepared by spicing and steaming goat head.It is usually eaten with palm wine(Mmaya ngwo) to step it down.
A man walks into a local restaurant sits down and calls out to the waiter ''Madam, wetaram efere Isi Ewu''.Meaning,Madam bring me a plate of Isi Ewu.
Isi Ewu by A-bee April 25, 2011
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Pajama casual is a term used when working from home and preparing for a video conference. All business above the waist and your pajama pants down below.
We have a Zoom meeting in a few minutes and I’ll probably go pajama casual.
pajama casual by jrod-knows March 31, 2020
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