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When something sucks and you are agreeing with that.
guy one: Dude, that sucks ass
guy two: Wird, it does
A word for being weirdly normal.
Sylvia is so wird.
Wird by Intimatebuggies February 9, 2020
“wird” is used as an alternative version of weird it means the same thing and used in the same subject. It can usually mean that something is strange or not normal.
person 1: what the hell is that
person 2: that’s so wird
person 1: ikr
wird by youtube4life February 27, 2021
A definition and Alternative version of weird. used in many sentences and can mean suspicious, odd, strange.
person 1: what was that
person 2: i don’t know but it’s so wird
person 1: ikr
wird by youtube4life February 27, 2021
WIRD AND WROD Is word just misspelled

GET THAT RIGHT SAMMY🙄
But metaphorically it’s such a big “wrod”
*WORD
WROD IS A NEW WIRD I CREATED IT MEANS WORD
WIRD by Rafa is very tall May 20, 2022

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