wayday
Today is wayday!
wayday by Happy, caring June 7, 2020
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warday
A celebration of ones day off from work with friends and family or just another excuse to drink and party on a weekday
warday by moderndayhero138 June 2, 2011
Waylay
To be struck forcibly about the head, neck and chest area by a person or object, and/or to be verbally accosted in a fearsome and demeaning manner. It is nearly impossible to be waylay'd and remain standing.
waddaya at
waddaya at by IrishDescendent November 7, 2013
what da heeeell oh mah gawd no wayayay
what da heeeell oh mah gawd no wayayay by onlyhumanafterall May 4, 2023
National wayway day
Its a day whic occurs on the 9th of every month where we celebrate people all over the world with the name wayway
National wayway day by Wayway_the_girll May 9, 2021
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