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i took the wock to poland 

adverbe: taking the "wock" (essentially lean) to the country of poland
lil yachty: i took the wock to poland

internet: this is the pinnacle of comedy!

cock of the wock 

A supreme asshole. Someone who acts like they're the boss of everything. A very cocky person.
Dad: You're over there acting like the cock of the wock!
Son: pffft.. Okay, Dad.
cock of the wock by Corpsewall August 10, 2009

took the wock to Poland 

To do the impossible, to exceed expectations. Popularized by Lil Yachty in his song “Poland” in which he documents successfully bringing the Wock to Poland, which does not allow Wock. Can also be used as a verb in replacement of “break a leg” before someone completes a stunt or performance by telling someone to “take the Wock to Poland”
Henry: Hey Jeff, I’d like you to know I’ve been going though some of your recent work you’ve done for the company and I have to say that your last project really took the Wock to Poland.
Jeff: Thank you sir I really appreciate that you noticed my hard work.

Off The Wock 

"Off the Wock I can't function"

The Wocky Slush Effect 

When the slush (or any noun) is so wocky you go retarded
"Yo man what's wrong with him? All he did was take a sip and now he's trippin!"
"That's the Wocky Slush Effect!"

The Wocky Way 

The opposite of the Ocky Way
I asked this to be made in the Ocky Way, not in the Wocky Way.
The Wocky Way by 13843748237 January 8, 2023
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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