wangdat
Ure wangdat
wangatorium
When at a certain place or event the male to female ratio does not favor heterosexual men.
A area that has many men and few females.
Also see: sausagefest
A area that has many men and few females.
Also see: sausagefest
Guy 1: Dude, where the hell are the girls?! This party sucks!
Guy 2: I know! It's a total wangatorium.
Guy 2: I know! It's a total wangatorium.
wangatorium by Vianegativa85 December 9, 2008
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wangdat • wangatang • wangat • Wangdangeler • wagdat • Wandatation • wangatha • Wangathong • wangatorium • wangcat
wangda
Wangda is a Korean term for outcast or loner. Somebody that the school knows to ignore and pick on because if they were to befriend them, they'd be uncool too.
New student: Hey who's that person over there? They seem pretty lonely.
Regular student: Oh, don't talk to them. They're the wangda of the school.
Regular student: Oh, don't talk to them. They're the wangda of the school.
wangda by kimchifortheseoul October 9, 2013
wangcat
A certain type of mystical animal, which makes weird, loud hissing noises. It's related to a normal feline, and falls under the latin name "Felinus wangcattus". Wangcats are mainly found in Northeast Pennsylvania with rare sightings around the western coast of Oregon. Wangcats only come out at night, and when the environment is quiet.
wangdangle
wangdangle by UEGIEAgf July 6, 2005
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scruples; to have manners;
May also be spelt Brought-upsie
WestIndian/Caribbean in orient - Barbados, WHUT.
May also be spelt Brought-upsie
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Translation: My Child, have you not any manners?
Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?
Translation: I can't believe you're doing that. Were you not taught any manners as a child?
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