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Way To Go.
Sometimes used in sarcasm.
"I just tripped over my dog"
"w2g"
w2g by Cougar September 17, 2008
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Want to go, like g2g except that instead of having to go you want to go
I'm really bored, I w2g.
w2g by Dawglicious February 21, 2009
Related Words
w2g w2ggw w2gh w2girls
when your typing on the internet and when you want to go you can say w2g
Im really tired i w2g.
w2g by ADelu58229 May 11, 2006
Went to go get water. Used in Instant Messaging. (esp. AIM, MSN, Yahoo, IW)
wtggw, so ill brb -or- wtggw.. and solving the h20 crisise!
w2ggw by N/A July 6, 2004
guy #1 "yo"
guy#2 "wts up"
guy #1 "w2gh"
guy#2"yea dude ill grab the blunts"
w2gh by dubsteppinniggas July 25, 2011
w2girls means With 2 Girls. usually a nice way to hint that you are attracted to women.
"Ayo man wya?"
"I'm w2girls"
OR
"Ayo girl you wanna threesome?"
"Yeah, w2girls."
w2girls by imlesbo February 5, 2022
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