WIWAL
"Ellen makes me wiwal"
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Wewalus
Wewalus by Schtupid Mang May 23, 2009
wiswall
A celestial creature that defies the laws of mortality, transcending both humanity and academia. Makes up words by adding prefixes and suffixes and primarily lives off of Diet Coke and the souls of American Lit students.
wiswall by wiswall luver February 15, 2017
wisal
is a female name usually given to individuals who are smart, cute, they love cats, horses, gorillas, and very fine things. they have great physical features such as a great rack and an amazing ass. Wisal's are usually modestly dressed, and are very caring, and very rare. if you have one in your life YOU BETTER HOLD ON TO THEM!
dude: i'm sorry, i dont think thing's are gonna work out.
girl: why?! i thought u loved me!?
dude: your not wisal enough!
girl: fml...
girl: why?! i thought u loved me!?
dude: your not wisal enough!
girl: fml...
wisal by lalalagirl5543 December 30, 2011
wiiwalterish
wiiwalterish by A M80N8R May 23, 2016
wigala
An English Teddy Bear with long legs, arms, and wears only a little red scarf. His name is really "Wiggly" when spoken in western english. He has a very harsh english accent and loves to torment people for ghetto blasters. Wigala has been missing since the mid 1990's and the only remnants are small fluffs of polyurethane scattered throughout his former home. It is believed that Wigala was thrown away by the owner's mother, due to it's destructive nature.
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