weemet 

A Narc, a snitch or undercover cop

dude i think nick is weemet
dude you better not be fucking weemet

weemet by Jason May 13, 2005

Weemer

The combination of a weeb and a gamer/memer.

They always laugh at anime memes even if it's dated.
They always play anime games and watch anime for 24 hours.

1. Hey, did you hear about Clark?
2. Yeah, he turned into a Weemer.

Weemer by Noone_can_hear_you October 29, 2020

Weeetermelon 

The inability to spell words properly similar to the learning disorder dyslexia. If someone has weeetermelon they frequently misspell words and do poorly in English class. This disorder is extremely contagious so keep your distance to avoid getting that weeetermelon, its incurable.

- Yo watch out for Noah he got weeetermelon

- Gilbert got a zero on his spelling test, he must have weeetermelon

- Bubba over there can't even spell his name, he got that strong weeetermelon

Weeetermelon by Derr Williams May 7, 2019

WEELET 

as in 'Weelet!' or 'Weelet mate/*name*!'

Comes from the old days of the pit, in the north east of england. Miners would say 'wee lad' to the young boys working down the mine. This later, over time, became the unusual word WEELET. (Nothing french about it as one person told me - Oui L'ette - meaning 'Of course!')

'Weelet marra, hows it ganning?!'

or to express great humour/excitement/joy etc.

'Weeeeelet!!!!'

Just suck it up and shout it loud, make the 'let' part ring out. eg. Weeeleeeeet!

WEELET by Hezmeister D February 22, 2007

weeketarian 

A person who eats meat only on the weekends. Starting from Friday night to Sunday night.

Luis is a weeketarian because he chooses to eat meat on the weekend.

weeketarian by the gack luis September 20, 2009

weebette 

weebette

A weebette is a non-Japanese female who watches and is a fan of CGDCT anime and is obsessed with Japan. A weebette is always talking about how cute or "kawaii" her favourite characters are. She is basically just a female weeb. She often uses Japanese words instead of English equivalents, such as "kawaii" instead of "cute" and "baka" instead of "dumb" or "jerk" (it has both meanings).

Some of them also use Japanese honorifics, for example when they attach the "-Chan" honorific to the names of people or characters (normally younger) they like or find cute, and when they use the "-Senpai" honorific to show they respect someone and wants to learn from them. Senpai is like a Sensei just less of a master and more of a “I respect you” kind of way. Weebettes really don’t like being called weebs since they are not male. They may even use that as an excuse not to tell you that they are a weebette bc they can be embarrassed, so avoid that at all costs and save yourself by safely adding that “ette” to the end of the word.

Username1 sends selfie
Weebette: so kawaii!! 😘😍💋
Username1: kawaii? are you a weeb?

Weebette: Im pretty sure I’m not male.

Username1: yeah Ik, but are you a weeb?
Weebette: no. I’m not male and a week is a male.

Username1: Then are you a FEMALE weeb?

Weebette: no. I’m a weebette

Username1: 😲

Username2: hey! Look at this bag I just bought!
Weebette: WOW! That’s sugoi!
Username2: x3

weebette by Lokiana Draenei July 19, 2018

weemote 

The weemote® is a TV remote control made by Fobis Technologies, Inc. It has a very simple user interface which allows small children the ability to operate most television and home entertainment systems with little confusion. The hidden programming panel allows parents to enter up to ten channels for their child's use. All other channels are then blocked. The pre-school colors and shapes used on the buttons allow children to easily remember their favorite channels. The weemote® is extremely durable with screw-down battery door and programming door.

Weemote® makes TV safer for kids!

weemote by shibshib January 4, 2009