w'all

used by a speaker to refer to himself or herself and one or more other people considered together.

w'all are going to eat

by Detective Tealer December 3, 2016

w'all

We all

Are w'all going to breakfast tomorrow?

by Jacappvaglicroce1 December 29, 2013

w'all

Contraction of "we" and "all". Similar to the popular Southern word "y'all", but is used in the the third person plural.

Hickory: "Whar' y'all goin' tuh?"

Dickory: "W'all goin' the Piggly Wiggly, ya herr?"

by Buh-ryan the Wunderfool June 11, 2006

W'all

The abbreviation or "we all" similar to y'all. Commonly used in the South and on Martha's Vineyard.

Emma: Hey, w'all gotta go to the movie soon!

Carly: OK, but w'all better go to my house later.

Will: W'all need to shut up, we're gonna get kicked out of the movie.

Peter: W'all should just leave. Transformers sucks.

by carlyyconwayy9963 September 21, 2009

W'all

Short for 'We all'.

"hey dude, w'all are going to party later on. You coming?"

by NonceCena January 22, 2021

W'all

W'all: We and all combined into one fantastic word
Orgin: Mostly used in the South by rednecks

W'all gonna have such a great time tomorrow hanging out!

by Emily Spink January 23, 2011

W'all

The contraction of the words "we" and "all"; similar to y'all. Pronounced slightly different from the word wall by starting to say "we" and immediately changing into "all".

Guy 1: I got my hiking boots on!
Guy 2: Okay. W'all ready?

by DeskAt October 5, 2018