Weather boi 

Used as a counter roast to "what are those?" And also a counter to any question that people ask.

Noob ass: "what are those?!?"

Kid: "What would you like to know about WEATHER BOI!"

Noob ass: "what are those!?"

Kid: "what would you like to know about it WEATHER BOI!"

Weather boi by Gocops October 24, 2017

Weatherboy 

Weatherboy (Derog.) - A term from the "Wouldn't you like to know, weatherboy" vine, generally referring to someone who asks questions that you (sic) don't feel like answering.

Person 1: Has Julie even talked to you since the thing at Chipotle?
Person 2: Wouldn't you like to know, weatherboy

Weatherboy by Arvasaras December 2, 2020

weatherbooking 

Weatherbooking is the act of writing a facebook status relating to the weather. Usually it refers to multiple people updating their statuses to reflect their discontent or joy over the current temperature, storm, etc., within a short time span.
Can also be used as a noun, "weatherbook".

Guy: I can't look at my newsfeed anymore; this snow storm has everyone weatherbooking.
Girl: They should call it Weatherbook instead of Facebook.

weatherbooking by Voxy_ June 4, 2011

weatherbox 

the greatest band heard in a long time. they have original lyrics and peircing melodies.lead by brian warren

I went to the che cafe to listen to weatherbox play.

weatherbox by weatherboxislife August 11, 2008

Weatherboy 

(derogatory)

Term used when insulting someone

Boy: Wouldn't you like to know, weatherboy.
Weatherboy: *cries*

Weatherboy by fuck-off-hamilton December 16, 2020

Weatherboy 

A mildly derogatory name for a meteorologist.

Steve is going to the 2021 climate conference to hang out with all of the other weatherboys

Weatherboy by a small duck November 30, 2020

Weatherbied 

The art of screwing up a computer by accepting a file.
A system that has undergone accptance of a nasty file by M Weatherby the CVG puter destroyer

"Oh not again,! this systems screwed who sat her last?"
"This system has been Weatherbied"

Weatherbied by E-Team Bob February 2, 2005