whazup
whazup my brother.
whazup by motherfucker April 23, 2003
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whazup
A nonsense word that people in Bud Light commercials, or people who think they belong in one, like to say frequently to one another. Often caused by advanced brain damage caused by alcohol abuse and watching too many football teams and cheering for the losing side.
"WHAZAAAP?" (note the long hold caused by the heavy brain damage)
"WHAZAAAP!!" (response, often from another mentally degraded 49ers fan)
"WHAZAAAP!!" (response, often from another mentally degraded 49ers fan)
whazup by deliverance April 24, 2003
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whazup • Whatuptho • whazzup • WAZUPPI • wazuppp • whadup • WHADUP DAWG • Whadup Dummie • whafup daugh • Whalupus
Whayup
1. A way to shorten the phrase whats up. When your saying hello to a lass, its easy to say whayup rather than whats up.
2. A verb to express either jizzing, shitting, or anything that involves domination.
2. A verb to express either jizzing, shitting, or anything that involves domination.
Whatupdoe
a word used in Detroit and surrounding areas.it's a greeting that Detroiters use to say what's happening.
Whatupdoe by Imperial313 October 26, 2004
WHADUP DAWG
WHADUP DAWG by Mark April 14, 2003
whatup wednesday
an intimate gathering of friends and strangers that takes place on a wednesday night and generally involves a fair amount of alcohol in a small dorm room. originally created by 4 south-campus ucla students who needed an alternative to the normal thursday outing.
whatup wednesdays have been evolving, including a theme song, an official shirt that is worn on wednesdays, a constitution, and more. the goal of WW is to be recognized as another day to celebrate during the rough and tough of college life.
whatup wednesdays have been evolving, including a theme song, an official shirt that is worn on wednesdays, a constitution, and more. the goal of WW is to be recognized as another day to celebrate during the rough and tough of college life.
Guy 1: Dude did you hear about whats going on today?
Guy 2: Isn't it only wednesday?
Guy 1: No its WHATUP WEDNESDAY!
Guy 2: Isn't it only wednesday?
Guy 1: No its WHATUP WEDNESDAY!
whatup wednesday by the whatup wednesday crew January 4, 2009
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