WA, WA, WAA!

An expression I hear a lot in Spanish shows when they are falling into danger, such as water.

¡Hola chicos! Mira, lo hice en el pa- WA, WA, WAA! (Hey guys! Look, I made it on the pa- WA, WA, WAA!)

by bloxyboi0191 October 16, 2018

o-wa-a-a-a

1. Disturbed - Down with the Sickness
2. What you say in place of what someone is going to say to you

"My mom is gonna yell at me and be all o-wa-a-a-a..."

by Mee May 4, 2004

wa a gwaan

Wa a Gwaan is the same thing as saying whats going on and it is used by most jamaicans or other islanders

Sheldon: Wa a Gwaan sah..

Al: Nuttin a gwaan...

by El Jefe Grande May 9, 2008

bo'o'wa'a

The British translation of "bottle of water".

British person 1: Can you hand be a bo'o'wa'a
British person 2: Sure bruv

by Crxmsxn November 27, 2022

wa'a bo'oh

A word British origin.

(WAH-AH BAH-OLE)

Used to describe a plastic bottle containing water.

Be cautious around those who pronounce water bottle like so, for they carry a disease called "british".

MATE 1: I like your wa'a bo'oh.
MATE 2: Cheers mate, lovely chewsday eh?
MATE 1: You're bloody right.

by Globglogabgalabs February 10, 2022

bo'al o wa'a

a British water bottle.

British person "can i have a sip from your bo'al o wa'a chap?"
Normal person "HAHAHAHHAHAHAH"

by hhhhdfghj November 29, 2022