Wallow

a metaphorical rolling in or soaking in one's emotions

He wallowed in his self-importance while gazing at himself lovingly in the shiny silver mirror.

by S.L. Preville November 30, 2009

wallow

The act of doing an assortment of activities such as; watching sappy movies, eating absurd amounts of junk food, crying, sleeping, and talking with friends after a particuarly bad break up. Usually directed towards girls. It helps get over the pain of breaking up by taking usually a few days of this to get over the significant other.

After the break up with Andrew, Laura spent the rest of her vacation wallowing in her house.

by Katharin December 28, 2005

wallow

"What a large load of wank" a word for expressing total dissatisfaction with life or aspects thereof. what a large load of wank

wallow. that licks rectum

by ljh081288 March 31, 2008

wallow

a cute little fuzzy thing. Like a baby bunny.

Aidan is such a wallow.
That bunny is so wallowish.
I want to be a wallow.

by David and Andy June 4, 2005

wallow

someone who is chill or wack but in a cool way

what’s up my wallow dudes

by jupiter130 January 31, 2020

wallow

What occurs when large mammals roll around in the muck pile that was their brain.

After reading the definition of 'witches tit', I chose not to wallow in the septic area of the mindless.

by MonkeySees October 6, 2022

wallow

1. an annoying, rude, or poopy person

2. a word of endearment for a close friend or family member

1. “don’t be a wallow.”
2. “come on, wallow, don’t be sad.”

by asher111 October 21, 2023