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Literally, more wee. Something smaller than normal (especially if typically small) in a cute, quaint, or Scottish/Irish/Hobbit sort of way.

Pronunciation: Wee-er
"Wow! She's even weer than I remember!"

or
"That Frodo Baggins is weer than you'd expect!"
Weer by Jason Jaques-Pierre March 4, 2010
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A disturbing mix of wine and beer- only drank out of red solo cups- stains your mouth red- allows consumers to go 0-100 real quick.
What are all of those crazy Colorado kids drinking? Weer.
"Welcome to my home, may I pour you a glass of weer?"
Weer by mnwico May 29, 2016
A strongly endearing and uplifting term or description for a close friend/ colleague/ mentor.
Gordy is a real K-Weer
K-Weer by Mannyfunkee March 5, 2019

D.Y.Weer 

short for, do you want beer?
jeff: hey jim, D.Y.Weer?
Jim: Y.eer(yes i want beer)
D.Y.Weer by jeffizzle October 16, 2005
A variation on the name of alternative rock band "weezer." Originally seen in the "El Scorcho" music video.
Dude, I totally got some pussy at the weerez concert.
weerez by Patrick Lewis May 13, 2005
When someone goes to Chucke Cheese and wins tickets and buys a toy for his/her dog.
When she got weert she fell over and died.
weert by jeff May 13, 2005
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