weibo 

or 新浪微博 (sina weibo)

chinese social media platform

“Hey did you see what Xinran posted the other day on weibo?”

weibo by M1AOMIAO April 30, 2020

Weibo 

Oringinated form weirdo. Prounounced wee-bo. A weibo is that person that nobody wants to be around because they are a creep, jerk, or because they are just plain weird. A weibo is that guy who nobody wants to sit near on the bus to work or school, or that kid who has to sit on the floor in the corner at lunch because nobody will let them sit at thier table. From afar or the perspective of a complete newbie, a weibo will appear misunderstood and harmless. Once you get closer to them, you will only then realize why said person is shunned.

Weibo: Sup people?
Person 1: Hey guys, let's get out of here. *slowly backs away then runs*

Person 2: I'm with ya on that.
New Person: He doesn't seem that bad. I'm gonna go talk to him.

Person 1: Yeah good luck with that.

New Person: Hi.

Weibo: Hey babeh. Huh huh huh. *tries to kiss*
New Person: *slaps* You sick bastard!!! No wonder they hate you so much!!! I'm outta here!

Person 1: How did it go?

New Person: I don't wanna talk about it....

Weibo by Ruk4Nightwing January 1, 2012

Weibo wobble 

Used To describe something when you have no clue what you’re talking about.

Weibo wobble In order to get the engine go when you get a time that we were wobble two turns to the left

Weibo wobble by Awwh_bee October 1, 2021

webonym 

Noun: handle; label for web author's "pen name" i.e. someone who has a reason to stay anonymous.

Etymology: probably from Web + pseudonym

Locale: Bay Area

He posted under his webonym on forums and wikis, but some bloggers outed him as the original author of the piece.

webonym by digitalflack October 5, 2006

weebola

A infectious disease contracted by young american males or females through the popular culture of anime (Japanese Cartoons) and develop a heavy addiction to this culture at different stages.

Stage 1 (Low Addiction): Often talks about anime shows and characters

Stage 2 (Medium Low Addiction): Constantly talks about anime shows and begins to do impressions
Stage 3 (Medium Addiction): Begins to purchase anime posters and figurines

Stage 4 (Medium High Addiction): Purchases Japanese weapons such as Katanas and Anime Character Costumes and goes to every available Anime convention
Stage 5 (High Addiction): THIS IS THE POINT OF NO RETURN IF A PATIENT IS IN STAGE 5 THERE IS NO CURE FOR HIM. In Stage 5 the patient's love (key word) for anime has gone to a extreme level. The patient has purchased for him/herself a membership at Rosetta Stone just to learn a shitty version of Japanese and now starts to gain weight.

Stage 6 (Extreme Addiction): The patient shows an unhealthy obsession towards certain characters after the purchase of a body pillow (a pillow the size of that character or person) and begins to show sexual feelings toward the pillow.
As a professor in weebotology, I have never seen anything past stage 6 but I have seen some people on stage 6 where he/she could not be fixed. The only solution that I could come up with is bleach and I recommend clorox. Clorox is the only solution for weebola patients past stage 5.

Hey what happened to Jimmy? He was infected with Stage 6 Weebola. (proceeds to break down into tears)

weebola by Dr. Francis Weebotology PHD November 24, 2016

Weboflage 

Noun:
An innocent window used to disguise more suspect internet activity.

"Mum surprised me in my room as I was looking at multiple spreads on the Playboy website. Luckily, I had some weboflage and was able to pull up an article on endangered whales".

Weboflage by TajUK January 19, 2007

weaboo 

A negative term directed to anyone overly obsessed with Japanese culture to the point where they become annoying.Used frequently on the image boards of 4chan.

Most weaboos are uneducated about their obsession of choice and are often noobs who are overly zealous, trying to impress others with their otaku knowledge. Another trait of a weaboo is their desire to "be Japanese".

While the two terms are often fused together, weaboos are very different from anime fans or enthusiasts. A fan may be just as enthusiastic and knowlegable
about Japanese culture, mainly anime, but they neither boast about their knowledge nor call themselves otaku(because of its known negative connatation).

Weaboo: Liek OMG, did anyone see the Inuyasha Movie 3 on teh the Cartoons Network last night! LOLZ Sesshomaru is SO HOTT!!!

Weaboo 2:I hope the Naruto fillers end soon LOL

Humble anime fan: STFU weaboos

weaboo by Sir DJ Twizzler August 15, 2006