Wardly
Wardly by Trickydialogue January 23, 2011
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wardy
A term originating in uptown New Orleans that, roots are in the sectioning of the city. New Orleans is sectioned in to wards and eventually this term wardy was used in referents to one who lives in a ward. But the span of the word has grown to include any and all people. It most used as a term of endearment to others or are just a way of addressing someone.
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snapwaddling wardlemonger
snapwaddling wardlemonger by Anthony Mercuri February 19, 2004
warday
A celebration of ones day off from work with friends and family or just another excuse to drink and party on a weekday
warday by moderndayhero138 June 2, 2011
warbly
Uneven ripples on waves (similar to a boat wake) typically caused by angled backwash during an ebbing tide. These ripples warp the wave and create an unsteady, wobbly ride (warp + wobbbly = warbly).
warbly by The Colonel July 18, 2003
wardypookins
A giant who is in under 15, he/she must be at least 6'0" 200 lbs. Preferably with the name Ward,Edward or Francis
Wardypookins sat on me and it hurt.
Wardypookins is like the lt,lg,c,rg,rt on the the offensive line in football because hes so big.
Wardypookins is like the lt,lg,c,rg,rt on the the offensive line in football because hes so big.
wardypookins by mr schlomo 2 September 22, 2006
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