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Wongball 

A 75-inch diameter ball of Wong. Its known for being of mixed ancestry, primarily from Boston. Wongballs are known for their ability to ferment, smoke and bro out. Wongballs oftenly sport a goatee. To collect Wongballs lure them with grapes, exotic food and a shiny copy of The Raid on BluRay.
I caught me a Wongball in the vineyard. Freed him after he offered me some tempeh and pickled peppers
Wongball by catiesdadwong October 3, 2020
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Aussie slang for "soccer", as the term football in Australia exclusively refers to AFL (Australian Rules Football).

Soccer is typically only taken seriously in Australia by those of wog/ethnic background (who are mainly of European extraction, where soccer is a national religion for many countries), as Aussies consider it unmasculine and "boring". Hence the term "wogball".
"Oi let's play some soccer guys?"
"You mean wogball? Hell no."

"Hey bro get those skips over there to come play."
"Skips don't play wogball bro."
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Australian term for soccer. Can be used in compassionate terms or as an insult.
Dude, you cant tackle in wogball, whats the god damn point?
wogball by jbsmith June 12, 2006
Derogatory term for Soccer.
Real men play Football, (Australian) only girls,and poofters play wogball.
WOGBALL by Greatbloke June 18, 2006
verb, to be wangballed. The act of being a total artard, under some sort of substance influence
"oh dude, im so totally wangballed right now!!"
Wangball by Padden, is a January 23, 2009
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