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In Harry Potter Fanfiction PWF stands for post war fiction.

In other words this is a story posted by Harry Potter fans in which the main plot of the story occurs after the war between Harry Potter and Voldemort during Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows.
Person 1: Why isn't Voldemort in this fanfic?
Person 2: Because it's a PWF, he's dead!
pwf by Misitic99 February 13, 2012
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Post Wank Fatigue. The severe case of tiredness that a male has after a period of masturbation.
"Dude, I was gonna watch Lost but I had major PWF ( so I went straight to bed"

"PWF is so useful when you can't get to sleep"

"Laura has the worst timing. She called me for a booty call, but I had PWF (Post Wank Fatigue), so I told her to use the rampant rabbit"
PWF by Josh the Shweff March 6, 2010
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PWF PWFC pwfpw PWfRADARVO
PWF is fanfiction slang for Plane Wreck Fic which usually includes a chapter where the plane actually crashes, and then the people on the plane are trapped on some island or another. It's basically a mixture of action/suspense and anything else that can happen to people who are stranded.
"Did you read that PWF I sent you last week from LJ?"
PWF by XxMidnight.Rock.StarxX February 7, 2009
Pipe Wrench fight. To fight with pipe wrenches. Started from the online video Take me On, Literal Version.
I saw this PWF where one guy beat the hell out the other guy with a wrench
PWF by Misticwarrior December 4, 2009
An acronym for "Presented without Further Comment". Used when sharing something that should need no explanation or exegesis.
I've taken to flagging my most obvious posts with "PWFC" because people think I'm an uppity, Latin-speaking jerk when I use "res ipsa loquitur".
Hey, I have Instagram now. Pwfpw
Sure, mines is : snowball215
Thanks mines is : jusforfun123

PWfRADARVO

An extended manipulation tactic that adds an explicit “Wait for Reaction” phase between Provoke and Attack: Provoke, Wait for Reaction, Attack, Deny, Accuse, Reverse Victim and Offender. The perpetrator first provokes the target, often repeatedly, then waits patiently—sometimes for days or weeks—for the target to finally react. Once a reaction occurs (a frustrated reply, a public call‑out, any visible emotional response), the manipulator attacks that reaction, denies their own role, accuses the target of being the instigator, and reverses victim and offender. This tactic is especially insidious because the waiting period creates a deceptive appearance of patience and innocence; the manipulator can later claim they were “just minding their own business” when the target “suddenly attacked.”
Example: “He posted bait for months, then waited. When she finally snapped and replied angrily, he had the screenshot ready—‘Look how unhinged she is.’ PWfRADARVO: provoke, wait for the inevitable reaction, then weaponize it.”
PWfRADARVO by Abzugal March 25, 2026