Wooshing
Wooshing by Completelyshamelessfangirl June 15, 2010
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Wooshing
To run around someone, preferably two people walking together, saying "woosh" loudly.
It is more fun when two people woosh together running in opposite directions and then running away.
Works best at Disneyland.
It is more fun when two people woosh together running in opposite directions and then running away.
Works best at Disneyland.
"That little boy with the mickey mouse ears just wooshed me."
"E.dizzle danger and M.dizzle safety love wooshing people."
"E.dizzle danger and M.dizzle safety love wooshing people."
Wooshing by M.dizzle Safety October 18, 2008
wooseing out
wooseing out by Bunny The Life Guard January 29, 2009
Worshington
Worshington by T.J. Dubz August 18, 2011
whooshing
A sound in one's ears or actually in the brain sometimes made by a disease called Tinnitus. Missed deadlines can make the same sound.
"I love deadlines. I love the whooshing sound they make as they fly by."
Douglas Adams, English novelist
"I love deadlines. I love the whooshing sound they make as they fly by."
Douglas Adams, English novelist
whooshing by Extrem0phile April 12, 2006
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