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Wo Lo Lo 

The chant used by a priest unit in Age of Empires, when converting a member of the enemy tribe to its own.
Tribe 1 centurion: 'Hey look, an enemy priest!'
Tribe 1 other centurion: 'Wow, I wonder what he's doing all the way out he-'
Tribe 2 priest: 'Wo lo looooooo.' 'Wo lo loooooo.' 'Wo lo loooooooo.'
Tribe 1 other centurion: '.............MUST. ATTACK.'
Tribe 1 centurion: 'Whoa, WHAT?! AAAAAAAH!!!'
Wo Lo Lo by rugtas June 12, 2011
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WOLO (Wo-Lo) 

Stands for, "We Only Live Once." It's a phrase used to remind a friend or passerby that their choice NOT to do something awesome is a bad one. It can also be used to remind a friend or passerby that their choice TO do something is a good one.
Mikey: "Dude, I just don't think I can make it to the Playboy Mansion Party with you. My girlfriend will kill me."
Nick: "Why not man? WOLO (Wo-Lo)!"
Mikey: "Excellent point. I'll go!
OR.....
Mikey: "I am so pumped we're going bungy jumping today. This is crazy!"
Nick: "Well... WO-LO"
WOLO (Wo-Lo) by 2Dice February 4, 2010
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1. A word uttered by the priest units from the original Age of Empires game, usually when attempting to convert an enemy unit over to their side. Since then it has been used as a taunt in subsequent Age of Empires games, baffling all those who've never played the original game.
"I'm in Ur Base Killin Ur Doodz"
"Wololo!"
wololo by Solidus Snake November 13, 2006
A chant used by the priest in Age of Empires, usually when converting an enemy troop. Referenced in Minecraft and The Henry Stickmin Collection.
Priest: "Wololo!"
Converted Troop: "Narwini."
Wololo by TheCrusader1296 September 30, 2020
enemy converted
WOLOLO!!!
Wololo by a flimdurdleflop April 20, 2018
A better yet commonly non existent way of saying lol
Vanessa: we're so funny!
Alex: inoright! Wololol
Wololol by H3h3h3wololol October 10, 2011
I felt like a wololol
Wololol by Me, Myself and (I) April 28, 2019
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