The past tense of something Ron Weasley did, or an overall word to describe Ron Weasley's actions. When used to describe the actions of others, it is about an action similar to that Ron Weasley would do. Basically always relevant when the action has something to do with Ron Weasley.
Hermione: You really wront when you ran from that spider, Harry.
Harry: But Ron wront more when he stole his dad's car last week.
Ron: I wront do a thing like that ever again.
Harry: But Ron wront more when he stole his dad's car last week.
Ron: I wront do a thing like that ever again.
by Wrontald Weasley December 12, 2010
A genuine, non-ironic, misspelling of "wrong". Most often found online when developers attempt to say "Something went Wrong", but end up with "Something went Wront".
Error message: "Something went wront, please try to load this page again, or wait a minute and try again."
by gravitymonkey June 6, 2021
by Sam July 19, 2004
They are wront because they don't snowboard.
by The Snowboarder January 11, 2021
Wront is the abbreviation of when you wrote the wrong thing or misspelled something.
This word was originally used by 2 friends that mess up spelling easily and want to expand its use, not just because they think its funny, but because it became part of their everyday lives.
This word was originally used by 2 friends that mess up spelling easily and want to expand its use, not just because they think its funny, but because it became part of their everyday lives.
As an example, imagine you sent the wrong thing accidentally thru text, then you send: "Wront" "Sorry, I wront." or just "Sorry, wront"
by Ayden Velez November 22, 2022