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Wallowing by SpidersGiveMeBoners April 28, 2019
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wallowing hippo
My toilet water was dirty when I flushed it. I took the lid of the cistern and found some dirty bastard had laid a wallowing hippo in there.
wallowing hippo by captnphunky March 9, 2017
Wallowing whoopies
most likely a large female raggie walking down the sidewalk and you notice that their tits are so big they hang below the belly button. And the first word that comes into your mind is wallowing whoopies. Because it is so disgusting and that's the sound you'll be making when your pulled over in your car vommiting on the side of your road.
"look at that chicks wallowing whoopies"
"I think I'm gonna be sick (waaaaaalllloooowwwing. Whoooooooooopiessss)"
"Gross dude"
"I think I'm gonna be sick (waaaaaalllloooowwwing. Whoooooooooopiessss)"
"Gross dude"
Wallowing whoopies by Srt4brother June 11, 2013
Wallington
Attractive middle class town within the London Borough of Sutton with the great distinction of being the site of three of the best Grammar schools in the entire country.
Wallington by .l April 26, 2014
stone walling
stone walling by John Hubbard October 19, 2006
Wallingford
Yes, it is a fairly wealthy town in Connecticut, but nothing compared to Fairfield County. Contrary to what most believe, most residents do no flaunt their money, but some do. There are plenty of large expensive homes, but there are a lot of small, medium sized homes. Many people do, in fact, have second homes (the cape, vineyard, Vermont, Florida) and many vacation any chance they get. But you have to understand that this is not the case for everyone in town. The stereotypical Wallingford kid is polo popping and has a nice car, but again, it's not everyone. College is big...very big. A schools reputation goes a long way in this town. Ivies and mini-ivies are common, but a ton of kids go to Uconn. 95% of Wallingford high school students go on to college. Schools in town are very competitive, if u have a B average (3.0 GPA) you almost always in the bottom half of your class. Parties are also a big thing. BMWs, Mercedes, Lexus, Land Rovers, and so on are not uncommon, but there are plenty of Chevys, fords, and jeeps. Snobbery is something you have to get used to, but not everyone is a stuck up. My point is that Wallingford is not filthy rich. There are plenty of average families who work hard and live modestly. It's a great town.If you wanna see rich go to Fairfield County.
Wallingford by M23908 November 6, 2016
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British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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