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waaaaaah
the correct thing to way when wacked in the head.
(according to Monty Python's Flying Circus)
proper head whacking explitives
not to be confused with more common incorrect outbursts such as:
AH!
ARRRGH!
S****!!!!
and other such
(according to Monty Python's Flying Circus)
proper head whacking explitives
not to be confused with more common incorrect outbursts such as:
AH!
ARRRGH!
S****!!!!
and other such
waaaaaah
waaaaaah by peener part 2 June 11, 2006
waaaaaambulance
Term used when someone is bitching too much and you are just sick and tired of hearing their nonsense.
Sally says: Oh my god someone stepped on my totally new sneakers and then my nails broke, oh my god, oh my god, oh my god!!!!!
You say: Want me to call the waaaaaambulance ?
You say: Want me to call the waaaaaambulance ?
waaaaaambulance by Caged *AkA* Tim September 25, 2007
waaaaaalmart
The most extreme of insults, so extreme they were only ever used by one man, logan paul. This insult is so devastating its power can rival that of the word nigger
waaaaaalmart by ThatPlantCarny July 12, 2018
waaaaaaaa
An onomatopoeia of the sound that young children make when they cry. Of course, the number of "a"s range, from 2 to infinity. Why this habit of "waaaaaaaa"ing fades over time is because as we mature, us humans understand that crying loudly in public is embarrassing, and thus we avoid doing so.
waaaaaaaa by bubblemochi February 2, 2014
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