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Woah Woah Woah 

a saying to express your excitement, originated from two Palm Desert High students class of '10 Colton and Don; yelled across the quad to attract others attention; used when sexy girls walk by yu to call them towards yu!; the middle woah's O is stressed more.
"Woah WOah Woah, big party big party!!!!!"
"Woah WOah Woah -colton
Woah WOah Woah -jordan (then meet in the middle of the quad)"
"Woah WOah Woah -don
"o dons calling us!!" -sexy girls"
Woah Woah Woah by yeahhbuddy December 24, 2009
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woah woah woah 

A phrase used by the love our life Peter Kavinsky. Used to describe confusion or alarm.
woah woah woah....Zara what did Kyla say?
woah woah woah by Jake1114 September 19, 2018

Woah woah woah buddy! you got to much dip on your chip 

When someone is being annoying and starts lying about shit
Guy one:You're really ugly and annoying. (But he's lying and he's just mad)
Guy two:Woah woah woah buddy! you got to much dip on your chip!

woah woah 

LADY: *stand there with a fat ass
GUY:''Ay baby toot that woah woah

Woah woah calm down jamal 

Don't say this to a gangster with a 9mm or they will gun u down on the spot
Woah woah calm down Jamal don't pull ot the 9mm

woah woah bud

A word (or, phrase that you say when ur mate says something fucked up and/or out of pocket. I stole this from my friend, be careful when you say this. one wrong move and boom! I'm in ur walls!
Billie: Dickhead Fuckface, Cock smokin, motherfuckin asshole dirty twat waste of semen I hope you die!
Mike: Woah woah bud, watch the swears
Tre: lets just make this a song, who cares?

ima swerve in that corner woah woah 

“ima swerve in that corner woah woah?
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