wazue 

Wazue stands for "What is new with you?" It was made when someone got mad at being told "The sky" when asking "What's up?"

"Wazue, man?"
"Wazue?" "NOMU"
"Same Here"

wazue by Gunnar November 17, 2004

n e waze 

a way to say "anyways". used usually on the computer and by noobs. a faster and cooler way to say "anyways".

Perosn 1: Hey, what's up?
Person 2: Oh nothing, hey I heard you are going out with my sister.
Person 1: Where did you hear that at?
Person 2: On the phone last night, i was hearing your conversation with stacy.
Person 1: Oh...
Person 2: n e waze.. are you guys dating??

n e waze by littlechubbzenonnumbercinco March 8, 2009

Wazeer 

Wazeer is a handsome guy, and most girls will definitely catch feelings for him by just looking at him and/ or by just chatting to him. He's a man who dresses in style, which can impress anyone who sees him. He's a man with confidence and has a very funny personality which can attract almost any girl! He can be the most perfect person or your worst nightmare. No doubt that everybody wants to be with him.

Girl: Hey who's that, he looks Soo cool!
Friend: That's the one and only Wazeer!

Wazeer by Anonymous0.0.7 August 15, 2017

wazesxrdctfvygbuhnijmokpl

Slang word for Fuck, fucking, fucker and fucked.

Wazesxrdctfvygbuhnijmokpl you damn gonk

wazesxrdctfvygbuhnijmokpl by Crapsonimessedup45 June 9, 2021

waze train 

When you're using Waze in a city and you realize you're in a line of cars all making the same weird turns over and over together.

I've been the third car in this Waze train since La Brea.

waze train by People Paula March 4, 2017

wazze 

wä(wasp)zzé(e in hey)- Wazze means amazing, incredible, or lit. The word is versatile where it can be used in the middle or end of a sentence.

1) The acting in that movie last night was wazze good.

2) The Ferrari over there is straight wazze

wazze by Wazze_apparel May 26, 2021

Waqueto

Waqueto is a term meaning happiness to its fullest extent. Also meaning calm collected and at peace. The beautiful flows as smoothly as you’d feel when you’d become it. Can be used in any grammatical form such as noun, adj, verb, etc.

I feel very waqueto after reading that beautiful poetry

Waqueto by add614y July 11, 2019