wakadoo 

a crazy persons' response to something upsetting, typically with swear words and rage a fury that is uncontrollably funny to everyone else.

I can only imagine her wakadoo response when I tell her who is moving in with us.

wakadoo by Late night talks are the best December 15, 2009

wakadoo 

1. a versatile exclamation like WOW
2. an interjection usable at almost any time
3. a crazy or weird person

"WAKADOO"
-Dave

wakadoo by mongo April 7, 2003

Wakadoo 

A saying that MawMaw and the rest of the family says in raising hope

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Wakadoo by Wakadoo June 25, 2017

wackadoodle

An eccentric, ditsy, arcane, funny, person. Is generally a goodnatured and sympathetic person. Not to be confused with a "wackjob," who can be nasty,or violent.

Aunt Rosemary's fondness for multiple cats, Minnie Pearl hats, and alien abductions was never a source of shame for Fred, but rather a source of pride. He thought it surely must qualify her for the mythical "Wackadoodle Hall of Fame."

wackadoodle by GRocco January 6, 2009

wakado y bakado 

is another way of saying wake and bake . it originated in new milford nj .

often used when wake and bake cannot be said around other people .

wake and bake is when someone smokes a quantity of marijuana early in the morning ,or whenever they wake up and stays high throughout the day.

its has a spanish connotation but does not come from the spanish language

Anthony "yo did u wake up yet "

Jones"yea yo come thru to my crib "

Anthony " lets wakado y bakado "

Jones "ight kidd ill get the bud"

wakado y bakado by joniornanoitsuptoyou July 23, 2009

wagadoogy 

to do something and do it amazingly
tiktok’s new term for slayyyy

kyle asks: “how did you do on your assignment?”
anya, smartest person in the WORLD: “oh it was so wagadoogy, i got an A+ on the econ paper”

wagadoogy by just1nb3ab3rs1mp December 14, 2022

wackadoo 

A person who is a step beyond crazy.

Watch out for the one with the funny look in her eye, I hear she's a total wackadoo.

wackadoo by VAKI5 August 18, 2003