Wachaa

Generally said when happy or excited about something.

If one was to win the lottery, their reply could be "Wachaa!"

by K.S September 15, 2008

wachale

watchale
1. int. watch out (presumably for some inadvertent calamity)
2. int. exc. watch (it or yourself)
3. int. exc. to indicate something unique or beautiful that needs attention drawn to it.

1. "Wachale! There's a big pile of dog excrament on the flooor!"
2. "Esmerelda told Vicente 'Wachale!' when Vicente inadvertendly bumped her during P.E. 3a. "Wachale! Look at that man's head explode in DEATH MARCH 7" 3b "Edgar shouted 'Wachale!' to his friends when Mariana walked by."

by Richard Ziegelmann February 3, 2007

Wachacallit

This word can refer to and be used in place of any noun in the english language. Usually used to substitute for an unkown word when the speaker or writer is confused about the proper noun. This word was first used in 1964 when "Screwy Louie" asked a padestriant for directions to some place he couldnt recall the name of.

Person 1- Um, could you tell me how to get to the Wachacallit?

Person 2- Sure. Just stand in the middle of the road, bend over, and grab your ancles.

Person 1- Thanks Mr.

by Mr. Asshole August 24, 2006

wacham

1. Can be used like ‘what now’ or ‘how do you like me now’
2. Can be used as touché

1. Man 1: 2+2=5. Man 2: 2+2=4, Stupid, Wacham!
2. Man 1: You are retarded. Man 2: Yo Momma is retarded. Man 1: Wacham!

by Mr. Talk May 3, 2009

wachayyar

this is the wrong spelling of the granny expression wachaYARR

Gosh, get it right!

The meaning remains the same: except for the fact that wachayyar is usually used by wannabe grannies. So, BE A REAL GRAN!

Kid disguised as a granny: wachayyar! I can't find my teeth.
Wise Granny with an umbrella: I know you b^still believe in the little tooth fairy, kid. You're busted...wachaYARR! *waves umbrella and runs off*

by hithisismypseudonym March 14, 2010

wachaYARR

often used for no reason. it is used to exclaim the joy of retardness.
Grannies love using this expression, especially when sipping tea.
Common spelling mistake: watchaya.

During a tea sipping party.

Granny: I just got a TWININGS refill!
GRANNEH: wachaYARR! I got Lipton.

by hithisismypseudonym March 14, 2010

Wachalo

To be personally impressed by the verbal or physical action of another.

Oh shit! Wachalo!

by Creativelingo January 25, 2021