Wonca
Hey you "wonca"
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Wonha
One of the superior ship in Gfriend(one of the girl group in South Korea)
Sowon was so in love with Eunha but now the tables have turned and Eunha is in love with Sowon too.
Sowon loves Eunha's double chin so much.
Sowon was so in love with Eunha but now the tables have turned and Eunha is in love with Sowon too.
Sowon loves Eunha's double chin so much.
Wonha by Godjachingu February 17, 2018
Wocao
(Additional notes for the current one)Chinese phrase which originally means "I fuck", but usually used as "shit" or in any other casual situations
Mind you, It should be used to start a sentence or end one. If you want to insert it as adverbial, the word should be replaced by "nima" , which means "your mama".
Mind you, It should be used to start a sentence or end one. If you want to insert it as adverbial, the word should be replaced by "nima" , which means "your mama".
Wocao
Wocao
【wōcāo 】 pronounced like What's ow?
used to express you are surprised by something. Or you feel incredible about something.
it also means "How can it be? "
When you see a man hit by a train but unharmed
"Wōcāo?! He's alive!"
When you find a hundred dollar bill in a second-hand book
"Wōcāo?! " It basically means the same thing as "I can't believe it!!"
It can also used like "Really?!!" "Are you serious?"
"The man you hit yesterday, is dead"
" Wōcāo?! "
【wòcào 】pronounced like WHAT'S OW!!
can be used like "SHIT!" "FUCK!" "DAMN IT!!"
used to express anger or annoyance
When you broke your new iPhone
"WòCào!!!"
Sometimes we speak this word just to release our emotions, but not necessarily to express anger
Just like the weightlifting champion does
【wōcāo 】 pronounced like What's ow?
used to express you are surprised by something. Or you feel incredible about something.
it also means "How can it be? "
When you see a man hit by a train but unharmed
"Wōcāo?! He's alive!"
When you find a hundred dollar bill in a second-hand book
"Wōcāo?! " It basically means the same thing as "I can't believe it!!"
It can also used like "Really?!!" "Are you serious?"
"The man you hit yesterday, is dead"
" Wōcāo?! "
【wòcào 】pronounced like WHAT'S OW!!
can be used like "SHIT!" "FUCK!" "DAMN IT!!"
used to express anger or annoyance
When you broke your new iPhone
"WòCào!!!"
Sometimes we speak this word just to release our emotions, but not necessarily to express anger
Just like the weightlifting champion does
Wocashocker
A term used when doubly shocked or flabbergasted by a situation. Normally spoke in a Geordie accent for dramatic affect.
Wocashocker by Notevenherestoplooking August 8, 2023
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Boffin
British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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