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RWP is an acronym for Re-Wipe and Pee. It occurs when one goes to the bathroom to pee, but uses the stall because the burning and itching indicates further cleanup of the anal sphincter is required. The phenomenon is often associated with the day after a long night of drinking. When a turd has no distinct ending multiple re-wipes are often necessary. If the condition persists, it can turn into BRWP which stand for Bloody Re-Wipe and Pee.
Dude, I was out drinking last night and have massive swamp ass. I have to go RWP.
RWP by chipper0102 March 8, 2010
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(On Facebook)
Acronym for "random wall post."
John Smith
like my status for a rwp!
5 people like this.
RWP by Blitzn September 25, 2011
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The Tories rely heavily on the RWP to get votes.
RWP by Lospide May 24, 2017
Rich White People.
It is used to describe things that are fancy and elitist.
That Lexus is an RWP car.
Houstons is an RWP place to eat
RWP by Marcus Ronaldi July 31, 2006
Rich White People Problems, Problems of the rich and white
My maid didnt ceal my room today, my life is so rough #RWPP
rwpp by JarrettDaniel January 22, 2014
Cameron: Is it rwpe if they like it
Joe: No that's a misspelling
rwpe by Icreme March 20, 2017

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