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anywhoop by SomeGuyInABikini October 6, 2003
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Anywhoo
Interchangeable with Anyway, but the distinction being that Anywhoo is more friendly, casual, and text-message or informal/casual-email friendly.
It can sometimes denote a transfer of interest from the writer's business to the reader's. It can be a way to denigrate oneself in deference to the more-important reader.
Or it can simply a way to write-off what one just said or wrote. It can be a way to make light of the subject at hand and change the subject with humor of a somewhat-undefinable word.
It can be spoken as "Any who" or "Any whoooooo ... "
It spins from the Yoo-hoo fruit drink/chocolate milk slogan, "Wherever your action is."
It can sometimes denote a transfer of interest from the writer's business to the reader's. It can be a way to denigrate oneself in deference to the more-important reader.
Or it can simply a way to write-off what one just said or wrote. It can be a way to make light of the subject at hand and change the subject with humor of a somewhat-undefinable word.
It can be spoken as "Any who" or "Any whoooooo ... "
It spins from the Yoo-hoo fruit drink/chocolate milk slogan, "Wherever your action is."
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Anywhoozers
A new slang term of the out-dated word anywho it is a well-known term in teenagers used to start a new subject in a conversation. Also good for when someone says something that makes you uncomfortable.
Ex. 1: So we were playing halo and blah blah blah... anywhoozers, what homework do we have for English class due tomorrow?
Ex. 2:
Guy1: So I was having sex with this dog...
Guy2: ANYWHOOZERS...
Ex. 2:
Guy1: So I was having sex with this dog...
Guy2: ANYWHOOZERS...
Anywhoozers by Nathan Lance March 17, 2008
anywhoozle
A whimsical transition word used to connect two otherwise unrelated clauses; anywhoozle can also be used to change the subject when the conversation dies or when someone is rambling on about something that is of no interest to you.
Person One: "And the square root wasn't even four it was actually six!"
Person Two: "Anywhoozle, did you see the latest episode of Bones?"
Also:
Anywhoozle, I've got to run, but I'll call you later.
Person Two: "Anywhoozle, did you see the latest episode of Bones?"
Also:
Anywhoozle, I've got to run, but I'll call you later.
anywhoozle by squaregarden January 28, 2011
anywhoozles
This word is used when a person is rambling crap for quite some time and comes to a sudden realisation of what they are doing "anywhoozles" brings them back on the topic. Similar to anyway. Great way to get out of a situation and make like a tree and leave
anywhoozles by Angie January 9, 2005
Anywhoodles
Anywhoodles by OxiWolf June 7, 2013
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