Welshaboo
When someone is obsessed with welsh culture and language to the point they could be considered weaboss but of welsh
Welshaboo by welsh cunt September 30, 2020
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welshaboo by welsh cunt September 30, 2020
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westaboo
Someone who is obsessed with Europe or America/American Culture/Cartoons/Comics, etc. and assumes anything made in the west is superior to everything else in the world and will disregard any opinions otherwise. You can find them in comics book shops, going to Disney animated films though they have no children, and on the forums of television networks aimed at children, Antonym of weaboo.
Westaboo
A label usually given to an Asian or Non-American. A westaboo is obsessed with all things Old West and treats Wester moves, books, ect the same way a Weeaboo treats Anime, Manga, ect
That kid over there is such a westaboo. He wears that silly hat all the time and his room is filled with western movies and all kinds of geeky old west posters.
Westaboo by TRAPS R GAYY August 12, 2019
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