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Pissy Whaa Whaa
Used to describe little children on Call of Duty who grudge kill and little kid rush after being repetitively killed by your player. They often rush the spot they were killed in the hopes of finding your player.
Pissy Whaa Whaa by Liljoey16 March 14, 2010
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Whaa
A verbal shorthand for What The Fuck?!
whaa
whaa by Julio Aguilar January 31, 2004
Whaa?
An inquiry to another person to see if that person would like to partake in a game of Gears of War online multiplayer. Stated most commonly under the influence of a foregin substance.
Mike: Whaa?
Jeff: Whaa!
Mike: Whaaaaa!
Jeff: Not it, putting the game in
Mike: It's Your Turn!
Jeff: You're an asshole!
Jeff: Whaa!
Mike: Whaaaaa!
Jeff: Not it, putting the game in
Mike: It's Your Turn!
Jeff: You're an asshole!
Whaa? by Jeff & Mike March 11, 2007
you say whaa
you say whaa by Ian Parker November 18, 2004
Whaa
Whaa is the abbreviation of What an Asshole. Meaning a disrespectful person or a non-caring person who doesn’t understand and incapable of comprehending.
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