Walrod
Walrod by DonJuan The Flame September 9, 2009
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Walross
The legendary Walross is only seen in Northern areas of Ontario. It occurs at certain times in the winter months when a young lad named ross inserts 2 icicles into his mouth mimicking a walrus.
Great Scott! That's a Walross!
Walross by fauxhawklad October 30, 2011
Walrow
A trashy trailer park looking behemoth whom is frequently found trolling the aisles of Walmart looking for fresh meat. Usually found wearing their best Sunday attire consisting of nasty sweatpants, and a nasty shirt that shows more of them than needed. Upon closer inspection these creatures posses a mustache resembling the tusks of a walrus.
Walrow by GiantPitchFork October 2, 2013
Welrod
The name for a type of handgun used in WWII. The Welrod was a top-secret issue handgun, used commonly by the OSS (Office Of Strategic Services, now known as the Central Intelligence Agency).
There are two words to perfectly sum up the Welrod...peculiar, and frightening. The peculiar element of the Welrod is that it looks like a big pipe. The frightening part is that it had accuracy and range equivalent to that of a sniper rifle! The gun's biggest flaw is that it could only use one round per shot (after shot, you had to pull back on a little circular lock, then load the bullet in the top crevice, push the lock back in, and you're ready). Although it looks like a pipe, this is exactly why the shots are very quiet.
Only around 2800 copies were made. Not only that, but the only ones that are allowed to use or possess this gun are government agents.
I forget what caliber it was.... .32? .32acp? If I had my folder with me I'd go full-bore on this sucka. -_-'
There are two words to perfectly sum up the Welrod...peculiar, and frightening. The peculiar element of the Welrod is that it looks like a big pipe. The frightening part is that it had accuracy and range equivalent to that of a sniper rifle! The gun's biggest flaw is that it could only use one round per shot (after shot, you had to pull back on a little circular lock, then load the bullet in the top crevice, push the lock back in, and you're ready). Although it looks like a pipe, this is exactly why the shots are very quiet.
Only around 2800 copies were made. Not only that, but the only ones that are allowed to use or possess this gun are government agents.
I forget what caliber it was.... .32? .32acp? If I had my folder with me I'd go full-bore on this sucka. -_-'
The Walrider
The Walrider is a antagonist from the game Outlast, and its expansion Outlast Whistleblower, and is a result of testing with the Morphogenic Engine by the Murkoff Corporation
The Walrider by JakobMan767 July 26, 2022
Walrosity
State or quality of being a walrus; walrus in this case defines a non-loser who has an anti-loser force field that makes losers subconsciously avoid them. :)
Walrosity by TheMiniWalrus December 7, 2011