WAYG

Where Are You, God!?
It's kind of like a Jewish FML

"Ugh, I can't beleive i just got wasted and wasted my whole allowance on booze and weed... WAYG!"

by Carly Blue September 4, 2009

WAYG

It means "Why are you gay?" Like the meme.

Hey bro let's go eat timbits
Lol ok
Omg these balls are so good

Ayo bro WAYG?
What the fuck are you saying?
Ur mf sus bro ur fucking gay stop sucking balls at 3am

by MXRD4K1LL4 November 23, 2022

WAYG

An acronym for the term "What, are you gay?" Pronounced Way-G.

"What do you mean you don't own a weed wacker? Dude, that is WAYG?"

by Tea-Bagg September 19, 2007

Waygook

A term used by Koreans that means "a foreigner." Typically American citizens that are currently living in Korea, working as teachers of the English language to Korean students.

"I get called a waygook at least 6 times on my way to and from work each day."

by Montagazzi June 19, 2018

waygd

Waygd = what are you guys doing

Kelly enters room sees her phones texts her friends "Waygd?"

Jerry: just drinking some soda right now

Jill: trying to spy on that bitch youvoune

Amy: trying to punch the punching bag without getting hurt

Paul: sending pics of my crackers to Angelia

Kelly: your sock Paul

Paul: I am not a sock Kelly I have some ritz crackers right now and Angelia asked what I was eating

Kelly: I'm a idiot

Paul: Yes you are but we love you anyway 😘

Kelly: mean!!!!

by The goalie with no gloves October 6, 2017

waygook

A resident of Korea who is not of Korean blood/descent.

In short, a "non-Korean."

Transliterated from 외국 (Oeguk), it literally translates to "outside-country."

Kevin is from Canada. He's been teaching n Korea for 6 months. He is a waygook.

by lokimonoxide February 27, 2018

Waygo

An all encompassing slang term for a person of Spanish/Hispanic origin, used with comedic, and somewhat derogatory overtones, developed by Italian-Americans in Elizabeth, New Jersey, USA. 1980s to present day.

The original 'Waygo' is known to have been derived from one of the two waiters at a Spanish restaurant in Elizabeth, New Jersey - 1985.

The Waygo is often clueless and can provide comic relief in their:
-Accented english
-Blank Stares
-Answering non "Yes” or “No" questions, with "Yes” or “No."

The mixing of the Spanish and English languages of these non-natives has also lead to an extensive list of 'Waygoisms,' variations of English words with Hispanic accents, and literal transla- tions of Spanish/Hispanic sayings directly to English.

Alternate Spelling(s): Weygo, Güeygo

SON: God,what is wrong with this guy,he messed up my order two time already!
DAD: He's a Waygo..what do you expect?!

by Kyle, Local January 26, 2015