Wesh

Mot d'origine arabe/berbere ( واش ), signifiant " Qu'est-ce qu'il se passe " et par extension: " quoi de neuf? "

" weshwesh, gros, bien ou bien? " ( Bonjour, monsieur, vous me paraissez aisé et replet, quoi de neuf? )

by John Doeff May 6, 2016

Wesh

From the arabic Uesh which is an interjection, it can men "hello", "what's up" or even "what's wrong".

1. Karim : Wesh bro ! how you doing ?

2. Vico : I was like wesh, who the fuck you think you talkin to ?!

by CupcakeMe February 13, 2013

Wesh

Wesh is a word that french people say on a daily basis

This word is from arabic

In france they say it to say :
-hey : weeeeeshh!!!
-when they are shocked : weeeshhh!!???
-when they are like are you serious :weeesh, Ect

If you want to right it true text say it like this
WSH.

: girl 1:wesh!! Do you know what happened to me today!

Girl 2 : no what wesh!!!??

Girl 1: oh, no nothing

Girl 2 : weeeesh (are you serious)

by Ana😈 January 27, 2022

Wesh

Also spelled Wech. French equivalent of the guys who think they are soooo ghetto ie listen to rap music (especially french rap like Rohff, Nique Ta Mère,Joey Starr etc.). Can be found in all suburbs in France, mostly around Paris ("la banlieue"). "Wesh !" is also an expression to say hi to your crew in a "ghetto" way.

Wesh mec ! : Yo dude !
Il se prend trop pour un wesh lui ... : He really thinks he's a ghetto boy that dude ...

by Frenchdude April 5, 2010

wesh

interjection used in french (derivated from arabic), slang, used in multiple situations: can mean hi or just help express different emotions

« Wesh mon reuf » = Hey bro

by rul1n July 11, 2021

WESH

Acronym standing for: West End Shit Heads.

A term referring to a crappy engine company in a village in the west end of Nassau county full of a bunch of tool bags with an enflamed sense of selfworth, and massive illusions of grandeur that think being called a “savage” is a good thing.

Joe:Hey did you hear what WESH did at that fire?
Mike:yea, what a bunch of tools

by West end shit head July 30, 2018

Wesh

Hello, Hi, used when two individuals communicate a positive greeting.
Origin - (France) A mixture of 'Oui' and 'Yes', often used by 'Rakai' ie Homeboys and anglophones who have lived in France too long.

Q. "Wesh, wazzup my man?"
A. "Namuch, just keepin it real"
Q. "Wesh"

by King Fernando June 10, 2006