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A new 2022 way of saying wow
Whoaza hes in a roodoo?
Whoaza by Donovan1939283828392 April 1, 2022
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A time of the day where you just get to do whatever you want to and just be. Ranging from a few minutes to a few hours, its some well deserved and much needed you-time and just gives your brain a chance to revive itself at the end of a tough day.

Often accompanies relaxing but not always
At the end of a long work day she likes to curl up on the couch or lie in bed, watch some Netflix and whooza!
Whooza by John_Archer September 11, 2018
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Combo of whoa and aww.
Showing surprise and endearment.
Almost sounds like an extended wow.
Me: Jeez, I like you so much.
Him: Whoaaaw. Me too.
Whoaaaw by Eujeez May 11, 2020

Whoadang 

1.) to be surprised at tokens
Some guy tipped Kristy 1000 tokens

KristyLIVE :WHOADANG
Whoadang by d1forfun August 25, 2010
1. to be disappointed
2. to be surprised
1. "Whoazers, I can't attend the game?"
2. "I passed the test? Whoazers, wasn't expecting that!"
whoazers by Lostgirlforever92 January 6, 2008
A greeting used by compu-phreakz after a flash film. It is a couple off people on the phone etc. shouting Whazaaaap!

It is so rediculous that it was fun when drunk!
1: Yo, what you doin?
2: Ya know, watching the game, drinking a Bud...
1: True, true
2: Whazaaaaaap!
1: Whazaaaaaap!
2: Whazaaaaaap!
<TRRRIIIINNNGGG>
2: Yo pick up the phone!
1: Hello...?
3: Whazaaaaaap!
1: Whazaaaaaap!
2: Whazaaaaaap!

etc...

whoakay  

interjection.
\wō-ˈkā
Used during a situation of shock or great surprise.
Using Whoakay in your everyday: You pick up a photo on the desk of someone you know, curious of what it is of. This person Yells out loudly:
"No! THATS MINE!" As they rip it from your hand while you are taken aback and completly dumbfounded by this persons ridiculous outburst of rage at your simple curiousity. You look at them with an expression of pure shock, and say "whoakay...?" Wondering what the fu*k is up their a**.
whoakay by L.J.F February 4, 2009
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Example 2:
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Example 1: Child, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

Translation: My Child, have you not any manners?



Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

Translation: I can't believe you're doing that. Were you not taught any manners as a child?
Brought-upsy by B-Town Gilly April 20, 2005
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