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W.I.L.K  

Literal Definition - Work
It
Like
Ketchup

When you can't get the ketchup out of the bottle you furiously shake it up and down until finally some comes out.

Use this when someone is being weak.

Or to speed someone up.
Put some backbone into it and w.i.l.k it!

If you don't want to miss your plane you might want to w.i.l.k it over there.
W.I.L.K by greenandblack October 31, 2007
Words you can keep

M.I.L.K.A.W.C.F.L 

Mother I'd like to kiss and would consider fucking later.
No, Matthew. She's just a M.I.L.K.A.W.C.F.L
M.I.L.K.A.W.C.F.L by milfknowers November 9, 2010

W.I.N.D.S.T.A.L.K.E.R 

Weird Idiot Neighbor Doing Something Terrible And Leaving Kittens Everywhere Really
My neighbor is a serious W.I.N.D.S.T.A.L.K.E.R
W.I.N.D.S.T.A.L.K.E.R by 1AM August 28, 2016

I.D.K.H.T.T.Y.T.B.I.L.Y.B.I.K.Y.D.L.M.B.A.T.I.W.M.M.S

I Don’t know how to tell you this but I like you but I Know you don’t like me back and that is what’s making me suicidal
a boy: yoo Amanda i got to tell you something
Amanda: what?!
a boy: I.D.K.H.T.T.Y.T.B.I.L.Y.B.I.K.Y.D.L.M.B.A.T.I.W.M.M.S

I L Y S M I W K M S F Y 

Why is it, ' ily ' and not, 'I love you so much I would kms for you'
A: I L Y S M I W K M S F Y
B: <33

I.W.K.Y.U.I.L.M.B 

“I wanna kiss you until I lose my breath” lyrics from “I wanna be your girlfriend” by girl in red. It’s basically a way to tell your significant other and or crush that you want to be with them forever and that you will love them no matter what the cause. It also means that you want to spend the rest of your life with that person. This is something you say to someone that you hope to never lose.
“ I don’t know how to tell you this. In fact I’m a little scared of what your going to say but I.W.K.Y.U.I.L.M.B ( I wanna kiss your until I lose my breath)”
I.W.K.Y.U.I.L.M.B by YRSM June 5, 2022

Y.D.A.N.-Y.F.W.T.W.P.A.Y.L.W.C.D.U.A.W.I.K.A.A.G.I.W.G.E.U.D.G.T.F.M.P.A.W.A.L.I.A.A.P.O.S.A.Y.T.Y.S.S.B.I.R.Y.A.S.A.H.M.F 

Y.D.A.N.-Y.F.W.T.W.P.A.Y.L.W.C.D.U.A.W.I.K.A.A.G.I.W.G.E.U.D.G.T.F.M.P.A.W.A.L.I.A.A.P.O.S.A.Y.T.Y.S.S.B.I.R.Y.A.S.A.H.M.F
Y.D.A.N.-Y.F.W.T.W.P.A.Y.L.W.C.D.U.A.W.I.K.A.A.G.I.W.G.E.U.D.G.T.F.M.P.A.W.A.L.I.A.A.P.O.S.A.Y.T.Y.S.S.B.I.R.Y.A.S.A.H.M.F
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