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A close friend, the preppy equivalent of a homie.

The term originated in Pittsburgh's northern suburbs after it became obvious that, unlike in Blue Belt neighborhoods such as Homewood or Homestead, any usage of the word homie would tend to be very out of place and create a socially awkward situation. It is derived from Wexford, a wealthy postal district in said northern suburbs.
My wexies got my collar!
wexie by Chairmin September 6, 2008
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A close preppy friend, similar to a homie.

The term originated in Pittsburgh's northern suburbs where it was obvious that, unlike in Blue Belt neighborhoods such as Homewood or Homestead, any usage of the word homie would be very out of place and tend to create a socially awkward situation. It is derived from Wexford, a wealthy postal district in said northern suburbs.
My wexies got my collar.
Wexie by Chairmin September 5, 2008
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Wexie • wexican • Waxie • WEXLER • Wefie • weien • wejiee • wexico • WEXIT • wexter
A close friend, the preppy equivalent of a homie.

This term originated in the northern suburbs of Pittsburgh after some locals discovered that they were, in fact, suburban preppies who did not live in Homewood. Following that realization, the use of the word 'homie' began to carry with it a stigma that would often lead to socially awkward situations. This word became a much-needed substitute. It is derived from Wexford, a wealthy postal district in said northern suburbs and part of North Allegheny.
My wexies got my collar!
wexie by Chairmin September 7, 2008

Heavy wevies 

An alternative term for very large knockers
Nick: Daaaamn she got the heavy wevies.
Connor: I would insert
Heavy wevies by ItsTacoTuesday January 23, 2021
waxie and chonk are my nigs
waxie by Summie Wummie May 16, 2021
A person walking around in public that has their cell phone/mobile device out in front of their face rapidly hitting keys (texting) while walking and not paying ANY attention to where he/she is walking; thus pissing everyone else off because they are being slowed down and being run in to with the desire to slap he/she across the head or push them towards a nearby wall where he/she can text all they want while not pissing everyone else off
I was running late for class because some douche-bag wexter was getting in my way.
Wexter by GFlash March 6, 2010
Wexicans: Irish people from the County of Wexico, originally Wexford. No connection to the country of Mexico, these lads are just a little unoriginal sometimes ;) (Also known in continental Europe as Weiss fjord)
"Heading down to the shticks with the Wexican lads for the weekend for a bit of sun, sand and the Stores."
Wexican by Coeurduvoyageur June 25, 2006
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