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"No, thanks; I did last Wensday."
Wensday by Diggity Monkeez April 2, 2005
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how dumb people spell Wednesday (like you)
you: its my birthday on wensday

man: its spelt Wednesday you idot

you:its spelt idiot not idot
Wensday by SILUZESO July 3, 2018
It’s Wednesday but spelled correctly
Hey bro shouldn’t you be in school it’s wensday?
Wensday by Unamusing_Yuri May 19, 2021
When your to drunk and lazy to spell Wednesday correctly.
(texting)

Person 1- 2day iz wensday rite?
Person 2- go to bed dude, your drunk.
Person 1- faek
Wensday by Nuggutstry December 19, 2020

wensday dumpster 

When someone is sleeping, you stick your finger in your butt hole and take a little piece of shit and put it in their nostril so when they wake up. They will smell shit and not know what has happened to them.
i (christian Ellis) was at a party and there was this girl (she was ugly as shit) was sleeping and i gave her a wensday dumpster so i put a piece of shit in her nose and when she woke up she complained that everything smelled like shit
wensday dumpster by Nuttsack69 October 15, 2011

Brown Wensday 

Is usually performed on Ash Wensday but can be done on any Wensday, a girl kneels and one guy poops in a straight vertical line and another poops in a straight horitizonal line, creating a cross like symbol.
"Yo me nd b-ry just Brown Wensdayed this trick."
Brown Wensday by dough boy fresh December 14, 2008
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