W2

W2 does NOT mean "with". Not even close. W2 is an abbreviation for Word2 or Word Too, which are actually short versions of the phrase Word to mother or Word to everything or similar phrases that people say when they are telling nothing but the truth.

People who post on Urban Dictionary are dazed, W2.

by thEbx41 November 3, 2012

W2

What old people think the Wii is called.

Dumb old lady @ Gamestop: Do you have any W2's in stock?

by Marko S. January 31, 2008

W2

An internet form, orriginated in the Bronx, of saying "with." Commonly used on Facebook, MySpace and IM devices.

"WE BOUT TO MACC W2 JEROME"

by THEREALNOWARNINGSHOTS September 21, 2011

w2

Another name for the wisconsin wonder.

by Anonymous March 18, 2003

w2 baller

A person who flaunts money during the months of February through April and mooches off of others for the rest of the year.

Person 1: Yo you heard James copped that new whip?

Person 2: The 2007 Benz with 150k....? He's a W2 baller. Just last week he asked to hold a couple dollars for a chopped cheese. Smh.

by 23T_Duratec_XR January 11, 2017

W2’s

Not to be confused by a common tax form in the United States. W2’s is when a person, or persons, partake in drinking both Wine & Whiskey at the same time.

John: Billie, want to help me with my W2’s tonight?

Billie: Well hell John, I’d thought you’d never ask!

by Bearabee February 12, 2019

Vector W2

An American SuperCar of the 1980's that used a motor based on the Chevy 350 putting out 650 hp to the rear wheels. The motor was aluminum with twin turbos and sat behind the seats, but in front of the rear wheels (rear mid engine). It had jacknife doors like a Lamborghini. Vector Aeromotive was started by Jerry Weigert. It was later purchased by Proton, who also owned Lamborghini for awhile. Therefore, later Vectors had Lamborghini motors.

The Vector W2 (and W8) was in the same vein as Ferrari and Lamborghini, but the original versions with their American mechanicals were more akin to the GT40, Mangusta, Pantera, Saleen S7, Mosler, and new Ford GT.

by Jeff Goven July 2, 2006