Willes
Willes by Ben Willes January 21, 2003
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Wigless by FelixFurry January 17, 2018
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Brewsk Willis by itsjustinternet August 15, 2012
The Willis Kwok Incident
The Willis Kwok Incident is a Chinese punk rock band that plays small clubs all over Chinatown - San Francisco. Their song "You doan know yah cah" hit the top 200 in mainland China in 2006.
Rawd: Hey Twist, you wanna go see The Willis Kwok Incident at Club MetroMix in China Town?
Twist: Yep..right after we get our eat on at Dottie's
Rawd: You think Emil would want to come?
Twist: Nah...he already planned to attend the Air Supply reunion concert.
Twist: Yep..right after we get our eat on at Dottie's
Rawd: You think Emil would want to come?
Twist: Nah...he already planned to attend the Air Supply reunion concert.
The Willis Kwok Incident by Willis Kwok October 16, 2012
Jackie welles
The alternative name to the famous Moscow mule. Made with vodka, spicy ginger beer, and lime juice. But the special ingredient that makes this drink a jackie welles is a dash of LOVE.
You ever order a Jackie welles?
No whats in it?
Simple just vodka, limejuice, and ginger beer. Oh and a splash of love.
No whats in it?
Simple just vodka, limejuice, and ginger beer. Oh and a splash of love.
Jackie welles by Scaryan December 12, 2020
Willsee
Willsee - Also pronounced "willsy" a shorten version of We'll See.
1- An answer a husband receives from his wife when he asks her for sex. While it's not an affirmed yes, it does give the man hope that sex will occur in the near future.
2 - In lieu of getting a yes or no answer to an important question.
3- An answer a wife gives her children when they ask for something providing no clear affirmation either way.
1- An answer a husband receives from his wife when he asks her for sex. While it's not an affirmed yes, it does give the man hope that sex will occur in the near future.
2 - In lieu of getting a yes or no answer to an important question.
3- An answer a wife gives her children when they ask for something providing no clear affirmation either way.
Willsee by Nevergetsit October 20, 2013
willed up
willed up by Floundyboy November 20, 2017
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