A provincial adaption of a word where "y" or "ie" replaces the last part of the word. It is endemic to Australia and parts of the United Kingdom.
Provincial Australian language often deploys whyming to adapt to the local intelligence quotient (which is low to very low). Words are shortened to accommodate more beer.
Television becomes "telly." Hospital becomes "hossy." Football becomes "footy." Biscuit becomes "bicky." Biker becomes "bikey." Thingamajig becomes "thingy." And so on. It's an appalling yet slightly charming abuse of language.
Television becomes "telly." Hospital becomes "hossy." Football becomes "footy." Biscuit becomes "bicky." Biker becomes "bikey." Thingamajig becomes "thingy." And so on. It's an appalling yet slightly charming abuse of language.
by Gulletaria February 24, 2012
Hey check out this meme.
Lol that looks like shit, did you make that?
What? No I found it on the internet.....
*dies inside*
Dude I saw you making it, don't whyme.
Lol that looks like shit, did you make that?
What? No I found it on the internet.....
*dies inside*
Dude I saw you making it, don't whyme.
by Ollie O April 10, 2018
by BumStatusYo December 11, 2018
An almost ryhme that occurs, mostly in songs, which leaves you asking yourself, "Why didn't he/she use a comparative word that actually ryhmes?"
by Nick Lowks October 6, 2006
by Nick Lowks October 7, 2006