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is a southern way of saying the phrase "Whatever", it predominantly spoken in the Studewood part of Houston, TX. Since its' conception in 2008, it has spread like wild fire. To properly pronounce this slang, you must rapidly say way-eva and quickly pucker your lips to the left or right.
I dont' even say wayeva or wayeva!!!
Wayeva by PTCruzer February 11, 2010
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Say wateva u like i dont care
wateva by Jbx December 6, 2004
i wanted to tell u something, but i forgot it...nah wadeva then....
wadeva by Markop April 25, 2006
the millennial way of saying "whatever".. with so much breeziness that you drop the T

like riding a wave....
A : I'm so done with that her rn .. like wayeves ... girl i dont need your vibes anymore
wayeves by potato pries August 31, 2018
whatever, in engrish; waleva, as pronounced by one with an oriental accent
waleva! it's all bowship (bullshit), anyway.
waleva by block1of4 January 7, 2004

Wateva, I do wat I want!

I do not have to listen to you; I will do what I please.
Wateva, I do wat I want! by Anonymous September 9, 2003
another word for shut da fuk up
"Wateva" stated Luis as Johhny began complaining about his classes.
wateva by ahhh September 25, 2005
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