ways
A term commonly used in Oakville Onatrio. acronym for What are you saying?. Is grammatically incorrect in most cases however it shortens the phrase from 5 syllables to only one.
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Ways
"A term commonly used in Oakville Onatrio. acronym for What are you saying?. Is grammatically incorrect in most cases however it shortens the phrase from 5 syllables to only one."
One of the originators of "ways" has helped this phrase find it way to Belleville, Ontario. In most cases it is used while being accompanied with a cali wave and sticking your tongue out and shaking your head a little.
One of the originators of "ways" has helped this phrase find it way to Belleville, Ontario. In most cases it is used while being accompanied with a cali wave and sticking your tongue out and shaking your head a little.
Ways tonight broooooo (with cali wave and tongue out)
Ways man! last night was radical, bomb, soo not custyyyyyyy!
Ways man! last night was radical, bomb, soo not custyyyyyyy!
Ways by braeds12345 January 20, 2011
ways
Person 1: I'm pregnet!
Person 2: XD nice joke
Person 1: *gives person 2 a stare*
Person 2: ways!?
Person 1: what does ways mean?
Person 2: wait are you serious
Person 2: XD nice joke
Person 1: *gives person 2 a stare*
Person 2: ways!?
Person 1: what does ways mean?
Person 2: wait are you serious
ways by yournewteacher December 6, 2016
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affix. (Australian slang) Directional particle affixed to the end of a proper noun (in relation to a person, named place, etc.) or standard noun (in relation to a more general, unnamed area), typically with a hyphen, to indicate a location, destination or direction. In the case where the preceding noun is a specific person, it refers to their general direction or place of residence. Should not follow nouns that refer to an inanimate object that does not relate to location.
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