Background vocals used in film, TV, audio dramas, and other sound productions to give depth to the scene. For instance, people chatting in the background at a restaurant, or the sound of children playing at the park. Basically, the vocal equivalent of extras on screen.
by BlueAngel September 01, 2006
The work many people say / mispell in place of the French word - "voilà" which means (in English) "here it is".
"Walla" is a word used by ignorant people (particularly Americans) who simply don't know any better.
"Walla" is a word used by ignorant people (particularly Americans) who simply don't know any better.
by Paul December 07, 2004
"I swear to God. "
Is Aussie slang for "ha-allah" which means Swear To God in Islam, Arabic or something.
Is Aussie slang for "ha-allah" which means Swear To God in Islam, Arabic or something.
by JessMiester May 28, 2006
by Vicent June 20, 2006
by Darcus January 06, 2003
For your information, "retarded American", walla is an actual word. It is on the Scripps National Spelling Bee school spelling bee word list for the 8th grade, and you can look that up right now. Yes, you were just roasted by a 7th grader. But the actual definition is, "A person who is associated with a particular type of work or who performs a specific duty or service." If you're going to make fun of someone, at least check your facts first; if you're not going to you end up sounding stupid.
by mkfitzgerald January 05, 2017