Wodar
Wodar by emma and lilly August 6, 2008
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WOARRR
A deep thunderous roar of raging testosterone, occurs when one surpasses the point where words can accurately express their fury. The sound of a man bellowing with rage, a warcry if you will. Something you'd hear shortly before receiving a fist to your face. Only a real man can procure a true WOARRR. Emitted from the very core of one's rage, it will shatter the self-esteem of a woman instantly as she realises physical oblivion is nigh. If you hear this sound be aware of the source, as it's likely to be followed up by a knuckle sandwich.
woday
where you at, woday?
wudar
"Duuuuudddddddddeeeeeeeeeeeee, WUDAR! That was so RAD!"
wudar by Steve Straney December 30, 2007
wodrod
A deformation of the penis caused by repeated collisions with a barbell, often inflicted during a high pace, high intensity "workout of the day" (WOD). Symptoms can range from erectile dysfunction, to an acute bending of the penis. This injury is commonly seen among beginner CrossFit practitioners where sound Olympic Lifting technique has not been mastered, resulting in the victim violently thrusting his pelvis into the barbell during the clean or snatch.
Her: Am I not turning you on tonight?, do you not find me attractive?
Him: Sorry hun, I just have a severe case of WODROD this evening.
Him: Sorry hun, I just have a severe case of WODROD this evening.
wodrod by soggywontons February 13, 2018
wodrigo
wodrigo by afanofwodrigo February 25, 2021
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