Wild at

Frown at ; get angry at someone in a very wild way ;

Captain got really wild at Tom when he opened-up his big mouth and revealed our game-plan in front of the opponent team

by deepseas June 29, 2005

Wild at

A Phrase that one would put in front of a descriptive word to further emphasize the descriptiveness.

Refers to gratuity and excess.

"He is wild at Drunk"

by Jonathan L. Waldman June 9, 2005

Wild At

A phrase to emphasise an action for people who lack grammar and command of the English language.

Person 1: You're wild at drunk
Person 2: You're fucking dumb

by Queef Goblin June 27, 2005

wildatheart

Aussie filth from aussie land

you wildathearting again
are you being a fooker again

by guess December 22, 2003