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Abbreviation for weiner. Used as a greeting towards friends or as an insult to someone (typically male) disliked or acting like an idiot.
1. Hey wer!
2. That dude has no clue, what a wer.
wer by refinedrice January 19, 2010
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werd • werewolf • Weronika • werk • werf • werp • wert • werb • Were • werewolfing
When someones being nasty to u, u should be nasty back
Chloe W lives in a bin and a blue hair
She's the biggest creep ever

She likes a boy called taylor
This kid is nasty, I think he being a wer. Someone stop him from being a wer
Wer by Josh toddafanny May 29, 2019
WER is abbreviated “Weekend Reading”.

Typically assigned on a Friday. Can be a list of materials received during the week the executives are responsible for reading.
S: did you get your WER?
R: I don’t know what that means.
S: weekend reads!! I tell you every week!!
R: oh yes, thank you I did!
S: i stand corrected
WER by Mozart Von Bachthoven December 15, 2022
The hick version of saying "we are."
Well, I mean, wer'ore gon use it.
wer'ore by biddybongbong April 21, 2010

Wer's your trusers?!

A phrase used when one is wanting to be asking were a beings trousers are. Its said in a scottish accent and loudly. Personally use it as a pick-up line.....Im single..
Wer's your trusers?! Of all the days ya had to wear your wee little y-fronts why today? Get some trusers man!!!
Wer's your trusers?! by Romicus November 6, 2006

Wer das liest ist dumm 

A german saying of sportsmanship. it's hard to directly translate, but the rough meaning is: "Whoever i may face, i give you my respect, as not doing so would be stupid"
Manuel neuer: "Wer das liest ist dumm!"
Mario götze: thank you, you too!
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Respectfully 

Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
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You met me at a very Chinese time in my life

A moment in time where you feel distinctly Chinese over all other things.
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