WAYSA

Why are you still alive?

If you sent a Christmas photo postcard of you alone with your cat to your family/friends, I'm gonna ask you," WAYSA?"

by roissy April 4, 2011

Warsaw Indiana

Orthopedic capital of the world. Also known for meth and marijuana.

Person 1: I need a hip replacement AND some drugs.
Person 2: Oh.. just go to Warsaw Indiana for that.

by Supastaaar December 7, 2017

Wasado

A colloquial and quick way of saying "what's up though"? Originating in Richmond Hill, Ontario, the suburbs north of Toronto (aka the 6), this word was originally designed to show how people from the hood come up with new words by mispronouncing, combining, and rapidly mumbling a series of words. It can be used to greet homies or to display supremacy when you accomplish something over someone else

Anthony: Did you really just headshot that guy from across the map?
Treyvon: WASADO BABY!!!

by ashimashi123 May 30, 2016

Walsall academy

A place were people die on outward bound and in car crashes

Walsall academy is used to describea shit hole

by Morgan Naylor May 18, 2018

WAYABC

Well Arnt You A Bad Cunt, also known as WAYB (Well Arnt You Bad). Most commonly used by Aloys boys (Milsons Pt., Sydney) in response to an embarrassing situation in which somebody is being incredibly bad.

Davis: Dude i had so many ciggies the other night at the party! I'm so addicted!

^WAYABC

by swaggaboi69 February 22, 2011

Warsaw sledgehammer

anal sex in which the person on top slaps the person on the bottom with a kielbasa at least 10 inches in length

my face is still greasy from that Warsaw sledgehammer i got last night.

by johnyblahblahblah February 11, 2009

wasabi

"Nuclear horseradish." An extremely spicy condiment of Japanese origin, made from the root of the wasabi plant, ranking just below uranium in terms of destructive potential. Allowing any more than twelve molecules of this pungent spice to touch your tongue will cause your head to explode. Well, it will feel like that anyway. When used correctly, good for cleaning out the sinuses and warding away unwelcome guests. Wasabi is available in paste or powder form.

Commonly used in sushi, but also in various other dishes including sashimi, or to flavor udon, soba, ect. Keep away from the eyes. Do not inhale. Do not attempt to feed to pets. If you exceed the recommended dosage (approx 1/4 teaspoon) seek medical help immediately, lest your intestines disintegrate.

Much of the 'wasabi' available in European nations and the Americas is total crap and isn't much spicier than pepper. You'll know it's the real stuff when you start breathing flames and your appendix explodes.

by Lapideus January 26, 2005