Whelm

Verb. To Whelm. When someone or something is distinctly average and you are not moved by him/it at all.

You need to do more than just whelm them in your interview. You need to be unforgettable.

or

"How was that job candidate?"

"He was okay. I was whelmed."

by MammaLynn April 8, 2009

Whelm

1. To be swept beneath by a wave.

2. (To be) the effect of experiencing something of mediocre quality ; -ing; -ed

3. Neither good nor bad, simply existing

The movie last night was completely whelming.

I thought I would be excited by the fair, but I was whelmed at best.

by Curtis Meyer March 13, 2008

whelm

To be in a state of inflicted normality. See also OVER and UNDER whelm.

Not technically a word, but by all logic, it should be.

As referenced in "Clueless": You can be overwhelmed, and you can be underwhelmed, but can you just be whelmed?

by Dillon Flynn July 23, 2004

whelm

it affects you normally, and you know how to deal with it. Basically your chill instead of over panic or under panic.

Instead of overwhelm and underwhelm why cant we just be whelm?

by ob[y89r76889p January 7, 2024

Whelm'd

It's when you aren't under or overwhelmed it is in the middle. It is just enough.

This cookie made me Whelm'd. Another example: This cookie was OK like it wasn't bad

by Dr.Octane January 3, 2023

Whermst

Whermst is a word created by "therussianbadger" on YouTube. Used in his video posted on the 19th of April.

It means 'what' 'why' 'where' and 'how' in one word.

If this post gets enough likes I will submit it to the Oxford dictionary with the likes as evidence that people use it the same way.

Caller: "officer he is stabbing my uncle"
Operator: "whermst?"

by Rocket ride April 23, 2023

Whermst

Where and for what purpose and why
Location, reason, background context

Me on phone with 911: he’s stabbing my uncle!

911 operator: whermst.
Me: huh

911 operator: Like where, I can’t send a cop to a place I don’t know so whermst is this situation .

by Russian Badger April 19, 2023