webaholic
webaholic by Mick Alonso January 11, 2008
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webaholic • WAJaholic • wapaholic • waxaholic • weavaholic • Weedaholic • wokaholic • WoWaholic • Wubaholism
WoWaholic
one who is addicted to the online game "World of Warcraft" (WoW) - Usually plays 5-6 hours a day, forbids sleeping in and bathing, and has little to no social life.
- Andy Borose has epic gear, an epic mount, and a not-so-epic relationship with his friends. Andy Borose is a WoWaholic.
WoWaholic by Reikan1134 February 22, 2007
Weedaholic
Weedaholic by EWheezy June 6, 2013
weavaholic
A woman who loves frequently wearing hair weaves, wigs and extensions all while allowing her natural hair to rest, relax and grow. While most women wear extensions to achieve a more "European" look, make their hair look fuller, or change their style/appearance, the ever evolving weavaholic is an addict, owning more hair pieces than pairs of shoes. This chameleon can be found spending countless hours watching Youtube videos by fabulasityisme or shopping at your local beauty supply store every week.
--Have you seen Ebony's hair? Last week she was a blonde, yesterday she had a cute afro and now her hair's long and wavy. What's her secret?
--It's no secret, she's wearing a lace front. That girl changes her hair more often than Houston changes weather. She's a weavaholic.
--It's no secret, she's wearing a lace front. That girl changes her hair more often than Houston changes weather. She's a weavaholic.
weavaholic by Dora The Explora October 9, 2013
waxaholic
One who is obsessed with cleaning out the ears until they can finally get a tasty result of dislodging a large chunk of earwax and staring at it for a minute or two.
Husband: Honey, I think I need to use the earwax softener again. I only got a little chunk earlier out today.
Wife: You've become such a waxaholic. If you get some more out I want to see it.
Wife: You've become such a waxaholic. If you get some more out I want to see it.
waxaholic by blackcat65 February 18, 2017
wokaholic
Chinese guy who typically works in his own Chinese food business 18 hours a day, 6 (or 7) days a week.
Gee, that Farty Dragon takeaway is always open, and it is always the same guy there, doing both kitchen and counter all day, all days, all by himself. He is a wokaholic!
wokaholic by viscaelpaviscaelvi January 14, 2020
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