wachs

A surname originating in the mid twelfth century from wachsem, a German word meaning to grow. It is generally associated with the ubermensch, or the general scientific theory that someone with the last name Wachs will evolve into the next highest form of life.

"Dear God, A wachs is coming, she'll kill us all and drink our bodily fluids thereby gaining all of our knowledge and strength!"

wachs by Wachs February 12, 2009

wachousay 

a word sometimes used to describe the Bagouser.

The wachousay bagouser is tres segously.

wachousay by SirManth April 7, 2005

wachito 

chilean word used to refer somebody you like, love, desire like a compliment, for your friend boy or girl, for boy: wachito, for a girl: wachita, sometimes is accompanied with rico/ rica, wachito rico, wachita rica

i love u wachito rico

wachito by blackpanthera December 9, 2012

wacism 

What all the kids at school scream when you say the word black, not even in a racial sense, but just in general, like talking about a crayon.

"Can you pass me the black crayon?"
"WACISM!"

wacism by Coolsortakinda1 January 16, 2018

wachu 

Wachu is a slang for the words, "what are you.....?"

Wachu doing? .... What are you doing?

wachu by geojjo June 1, 2016

wachale 

watchale
1. int. watch out (presumably for some inadvertent calamity)
2. int. exc. watch (it or yourself)
3. int. exc. to indicate something unique or beautiful that needs attention drawn to it.

1. "Wachale! There's a big pile of dog excrament on the flooor!"
2. "Esmerelda told Vicente 'Wachale!' when Vicente inadvertendly bumped her during P.E. 3a. "Wachale! Look at that man's head explode in DEATH MARCH 7" 3b "Edgar shouted 'Wachale!' to his friends when Mariana walked by."

wachale by Richard Ziegelmann February 3, 2007

Wacho 

It is a word in Spanish that is commonly used in Argentina where one usually refers to close friends as bro in English

eh wacho como andas?

Wacho by azaxzel November 7, 2020