Wagile
A term coined to describe a retards understanding of the Agile software development methodology. When in fact it is merely Waterfall methodology labelled Agile.
Wagile by Technotard123 April 1, 2011
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Wailene by I, Wreckerrr October 30, 2016
clean it up wagie
Clean it up wagie is a phrase, used by people/robots who spill oil on Walmart floors to make part time employee job's a hell.
clean it up wagie by ygtsglck June 27, 2023
willy waggledagger
another word for william shakespeare. william=willy shake=waggle speare=dagger. another one like this is bill rattlesword.
willy waggledagger by joejoejoejoejoe July 9, 2007
jizz-wailer
Found in the Star Wars universe most notably in the Return of the Jedi. A jizz-wailer is a musician who plays a fast, contemporary, upbeat style of music.
jizz-wailer by starwarsgeek March 10, 2010
breast waggle
The side-to-side pivot of the upper body with arms at side or behind, such that the breasts pivot in plain view. Typically done as a "notice me" action.
As the saleswoman endeavored to demonstrate the features of the electric bicycle she first leaned low with her drop neck top revealing her well shaped cleavage. In lieu of response from the customer, she stood back, arms behind her back and unconsciously breast waggled to get his attention.
breast waggle by LovULongTime November 30, 2009
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