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If you ever come across a Wan, keep them in your life. Wan comes from the Chinese word doorknob. Wan is usually shorter than WillNE but is usually as pretty as a buttercup. She give off a Mediterranean vibe which you simply cannot ignore. She was sent by the angels to bless your life. Never leave a Wan, you will regret it. Wan also means toaster in Irish. All Wan's are beautiful and unique and are always positive. They have meaningful eyes and are very special.
In Ireland; 'Have you seen me Wan? I need to make some Toast'
In the UK ; 'Wan is so pretty and stunning. She deserves the world!'
In the UK ; 'Wan is so pretty and stunning. She deserves the world!'
Wan by TheRealKettle May 8, 2020
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Wan by Dino Susan January 7, 2009
WAN
acronym for Wack Ass Nigga.
-I can't believe that WAN shot the last shot of the game.
-Who invited the WAN to the party?
- Yung1n is a WAN like Paul Pierce.
-Who invited the WAN to the party?
- Yung1n is a WAN like Paul Pierce.
WAN by Mc'LovinIVXX September 18, 2011
Wan
Check out your wan over there...
Who do them young wans think they are?
Male: I was talking to your man last night about the car...
Who do them young wans think they are?
Male: I was talking to your man last night about the car...
Wan by Bitchiness September 24, 2008
wan
Scottish slang for semen or the act of male ejaculation. Usually used in a humorous manner during arguments. It is also very commonly incorporated into other words to describe when something is great.
Wan
Comes from the Jamaican term ‘Gwan’
This is a word that can be added to the end of another word to either shorten a sentence down or just to give a word more of a creative humour.
Example 1: ‘Goodwan’ could mean ‘Good one’
Example 2: ‘Chickwan’ could simply mean ‘Chicken’ or ‘Chicken for one’.
Note: ‘Wan’ has to be used correctly for it to make sense! Lol
This is a word that can be added to the end of another word to either shorten a sentence down or just to give a word more of a creative humour.
Example 1: ‘Goodwan’ could mean ‘Good one’
Example 2: ‘Chickwan’ could simply mean ‘Chicken’ or ‘Chicken for one’.
Note: ‘Wan’ has to be used correctly for it to make sense! Lol
Friend: “How did your driving test go mate?”
Me: “I had a goodwan, thanks mate”
Friend: “You has anything nice to eat today bro?”
Me: “Yeah bro I had some chickwan”
Me: “I had a goodwan, thanks mate”
Friend: “You has anything nice to eat today bro?”
Me: “Yeah bro I had some chickwan”