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Whatluss 

Somebody who pursues unashamed act(s) of personal gratification, often with a member(s) of the opposite sex, and does not allow haters, detractors, or doubt to change his or her course of action. Not to be confused with the adjective 'whatless', which implies one is a dumb ass.
DJ: "Baby, I'm going to play that tune you asked for, but right after you've given me a chewie. And yes, I am filming it."
DJ's friends: "Boi, you are whatluss! Remember to get her to look at the camera when she's performing."
Whatluss by Whatluss Dude January 18, 2015
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whatless 

Adjective,

Definition: Somebody who does not know what the hell is going on, but is curious to know what exactly is going on.

Synonym: clueless
English Teacher: "Here is an excerpt from a poem by a poet named Jela Rumi

'I am not of the East, nor the West,
not of land, not the sea.
I am not from nature’s mine,
nor from the circling stars.
I am neither of earth nor water,
neither wind nor fire.'"

What is the poet saying he is?

Whatless man: *Scratches head in frustration and thinks to himself*
"What the fu** is this ni&&a talking about?"
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Whatless Hoodman 

Somebody that acts like they are bout it in a gang and got shooters. In reality they are just a white person with black skin not hood lives in a white neighbourhood. Kinda like Drake who is a jew from forest hill but raps about being from the hood.
Yo that man be lyin on what hes doin.

Ahlie mans like drake

Yeah hes a total whatless hoodman
Whatless Hoodman by urmomursister69 September 5, 2019
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