Watecho
The embodiment of evil and death, biding its time and gently pushing things and altering events to become what it prefers.
Klevak endustov dovine veeluk Watecho tavalak.
Watecho by Klevon Denok Falezen December 13, 2010
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Waterholic
- An individual with a drinking problem with water.
- Someone who really enjoys drinking water.
- A person who is addicted to water.
- Someone who really enjoys drinking water.
- A person who is addicted to water.
Platium D : "Dude I have a drinking problem"
Barney the Dinosaur: "How? are you alcoholic?"
Platium D : "Naa man, I'm a waterholic!"
Barney the Dinosaur: "F*ck you man"
Barney the Dinosaur: "How? are you alcoholic?"
Platium D : "Naa man, I'm a waterholic!"
Barney the Dinosaur: "F*ck you man"
Waterholic by Thwar077 February 9, 2012
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ay te watcho
Tex-Mex border Splanglish for "Later, dude"
Translation approximations are "see you later" and/or "see you around".
Based on the hispanicization of the English verb "to watch"
Used as a salutation of parting.
Translation approximations are "see you later" and/or "see you around".
Based on the hispanicization of the English verb "to watch"
Used as a salutation of parting.
You're hanging out at the beer joint with your buddy and/or your compadre. When it's time to go home you get up and take leave of your company by assuring them that you will see them later, in other words, that you will be watching out to spot them again.
"Hey, vato, I gotta run. Take it easy; ay te watcho"
"Hey, vato, I gotta run. Take it easy; ay te watcho"
ay te watcho by Megaseis July 12, 2009
waterhoes
waterhoes by Ram Spaceone February 17, 2007
siberian waterhose
siberian waterhose by Sloppy Mcfatass September 10, 2015
Freya waterhouse
A very nice person.
Freya waterhouse by Hivedwchgjuecf hjuh cfejuhh cr May 11, 2020
chow-watchout
During any class in school (particualarly art class) and someone needs to talk on their cell phone, chow-watchout means that someone wathces if the teacher is coming in the room, and says "chow-watchout" if the teacher is coming, so that the other person can quickly put the phone away without getting in trouble.
Originated with a substitute teacher with the name of Mr. Chow.
Originated with a substitute teacher with the name of Mr. Chow.
chow-watchout by Eric Brow April 15, 2008
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Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
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