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Wiley
A person who has unlimited emails. He has too much time on his hands. He doesn't like his own identity so he has to make everyone's lives miserable.
Wulzy
The best person in the entire world because he says: "Woah, It's Wulzy" and it's amazing so he is amazing!
wully mantruth
When something is better than the truth, even more amazing then epic. When something is in a category all its own.
wully mantruth by Berlew February 10, 2010
maeve wiley
The main character of the Netflix series 'Sex Education. Maeve is very hot, very pretty, and beautiful. Maeve appears to be mean, which is true, but she is very hot when she is mean. However, she actually has an extremely kind heart and is a very supportive friend who would do anything for anyone. She also never fails to make anyone laugh. Overall, Maeve Wiley is perfect, amazing, sensational, and doesn't possess a single bad trait. (Also, she is a lesbian.)
maeve wiley by choni123 May 4, 2021
waley
(pronounced as "wa-lei", not "waylee")
- an expression commonly used by Filipinos of younger generation to denote of disapproval, epic fail, bad turnouts, or anything relevant to negativity. sometimes, it just simply means "no" or "don't have". commonly replied to someone who tells a joke, implying that the joke is not funny at all and is corny.
- if added with the prefix "na-" in the front, as in "nawaley", it would mean that something is lost.
- the antonym of "havey". see "havey".
- origin of the word comes from the Filipino word "wala", meaing "don't have" or "no" in English.
- an expression commonly used by Filipinos of younger generation to denote of disapproval, epic fail, bad turnouts, or anything relevant to negativity. sometimes, it just simply means "no" or "don't have". commonly replied to someone who tells a joke, implying that the joke is not funny at all and is corny.
- if added with the prefix "na-" in the front, as in "nawaley", it would mean that something is lost.
- the antonym of "havey". see "havey".
- origin of the word comes from the Filipino word "wala", meaing "don't have" or "no" in English.
A: "Why was 6 afraid of 7?"
B: "I dunno..."
A: "Because 7, 8, 9!!!"
B: "Too bad, I already heard that! Waley! Next, please!"
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A: "Where's your cellphone?"
B: "Nawaley. I lost it in the school."
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A: "Dude, what did you get for the test?"
B: "Waley, man. I got 67"
A: "It really is waley"
B: "I dunno..."
A: "Because 7, 8, 9!!!"
B: "Too bad, I already heard that! Waley! Next, please!"
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A: "Where's your cellphone?"
B: "Nawaley. I lost it in the school."
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A: "Dude, what did you get for the test?"
B: "Waley, man. I got 67"
A: "It really is waley"