The hardest partying town on the prairies, often confused with such great places as Las Vegas and New York. But it is a proven fact that Wilkie parties harder and anyone from there can drink an Irishman under the table, with both hands behind his back.
by PSherman44Sidney December 29, 2010
A shitthole 45 minutes away from North Battleford, a crackhead shitthole.
All they do with there money is fund a rink that they only use for shitty little league hockey, they don't even have there own hockey team they share it with Biggar so they don't seem like total dusters against Unity.
Wilkie says that they aren't cousin fuckin' hillbillies like Macklin, but everyone who doesn't have the last name Sittler or Cey knows the truth.
Most people they're are either prudes, fake, snakes, snitches or hillbillies, sometimes all.
All they do with there money is fund a rink that they only use for shitty little league hockey, they don't even have there own hockey team they share it with Biggar so they don't seem like total dusters against Unity.
Wilkie says that they aren't cousin fuckin' hillbillies like Macklin, but everyone who doesn't have the last name Sittler or Cey knows the truth.
Most people they're are either prudes, fake, snakes, snitches or hillbillies, sometimes all.
"Yeah those dusters are from Wilkie, one's over there flirting with his cousin"
"That Cey from Wilkie gave his sister an Alabama hot pocket "
"That Cey from Wilkie gave his sister an Alabama hot pocket "
by Good-ol'-country-rapper October 17, 2019
To be obsessed with a woman, or man, that is way out of said person's league and be totally oblivous to it.
Also unable to take hint of dis-interest.
Also unable to take hint of dis-interest.
by Alter 3g0 April 23, 2009
to be fully dependant on another. one who is completely incapable of being to complete the most simple day to day tasks without screaming for help.
by lonewolf0514 February 25, 2010
by Greg 78 October 07, 2007
To screw something up royally, such as break or crash an expensive piece of equipment.
Often used in 'pull a wilkie', a common phrase meaning to crash or break something.
Also note, 'wilkied': An item that is broken, often because someone 'pulled a wilkie',
Commonly used when talking about expensive pieces of equipment.
Often used in 'pull a wilkie', a common phrase meaning to crash or break something.
Also note, 'wilkied': An item that is broken, often because someone 'pulled a wilkie',
Commonly used when talking about expensive pieces of equipment.
'Next time you fly the drone, make sure you don't pull a wilkie. We can't afford to replace another.'
'Sorry your new drone got broken, Ryan was flying it and now it's wilkied.'
'Sorry your new drone got broken, Ryan was flying it and now it's wilkied.'
by QuizMaster57 April 03, 2016
by Wilki boi 101 March 02, 2019