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Warped Tour Bodysuit
When an individual chooses to adorn themselves with tattoos exclusively on their hands and necks, and nowhere else so that when said individual is wearing a hoodie sweater, it appears as though they are heavily tattooed.
Observer #1: "Damn, that guy wearing the tight girl pants is all tattooed up!"
Observer #2: "Naw son, I know that guy. He only has his neck and hands tattooed a.k.a Warped Tour Bodysuit."
Observer #1: "For realsies? Lame!"
Observer #2: "Naw son, I know that guy. He only has his neck and hands tattooed a.k.a Warped Tour Bodysuit."
Observer #1: "For realsies? Lame!"
Warped Tour Bodysuit by TattooedHooligan December 16, 2011
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Wuper
It is used in the comic series "Erma" by Brandon Santiago and stands for fans of the fictional franchise "Warrior Unicorn Princess".
"Heck, there are actually grown ups who are wupers. So, if you're into this girly stuff, go ahead and girl out."
Wuper by PrincessPinkSparkleUnicorn February 7, 2019
homework warped
When you have done so much homework and/or reaserch you become mindless and emotionless, unable of proper socilization and communication.
homework warped by Taylor24 April 20, 2007
Wuppermans
Wuppermans by not the milkman September 12, 2011
Wurzel
Wurzel or most commonly spelt Worzel is a word given to the locals of the many farming communities of Southampton. The farmers speak with a strong West Country dialect, which for the most part is inaudible, they also dress like scarecrows.
Southampton is the most hated part of Hampshire. This is because, when attending football away days, they block and clog up the M27 and other roads and motorways with their slow moving combine harvesters and tractors.
The people of Southampton also love attending annual vegetable show as well as horse fairs and caravan showcases. This is down to their high gypsy population.
Southampton is the most hated part of Hampshire. This is because, when attending football away days, they block and clog up the M27 and other roads and motorways with their slow moving combine harvesters and tractors.
The people of Southampton also love attending annual vegetable show as well as horse fairs and caravan showcases. This is down to their high gypsy population.
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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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