whatevering

engaging in romantic or sexual behaviors with another person in an ambiguous way that does not necessarily imply monogamy or commitment to a serious relationship. Related to but not necessarily concurrent or synonymous with the terms "talking" and "dating."

She and I have been whatevering all summer, but I doubt anything'll come of it.

by Zapatistabanero January 8, 2007

whatevering

a group of people that hikes, hangs out and does, um, whatever via meetup.com

Whoa. I have nothing to do but I'm hella lazy and don't want to get up before noon.

Man, you suck. Try Whatevering.

See more at meetup.com/whatevering/

by startupninja October 11, 2009

Whatevering

Whatevering does not include intimacy - for that I would use other words. Various activities that include mental (for me), <physical>, chat, tele-path-ic stuff.

Thank you for whatevering with me! (said at the end of a stream,for example)

by Ishkira May 11, 2021

whatevering

Verbed form of whatever. To engage in an unspecified activity; sometimes a euphemism for casual sexual behavior.

She and I have been whatevering for 2 weeks, but I don't know if it's going anywhere.

by tagonist April 7, 2005

whatevering

When a couple engages in flirting, most of the time in public, while ignoring their surroundings. Sexual intercourse is often implied. Will sometimes be used to simply designate either the making out part or the intercourse itself.

He didn't dare talk to his ex: she was too busy whatevering.

by rogueinfiltratorreyes July 9, 2012

Whatevering

a dance done by holding out your arms and shaking your upper torso side to side... usually while sitting down.

"Hey Sandra, what do you want to do?" asks Rachel. Sandra responds "Whatever..."
*Rachel starts whatevering...*
"Look!! I'm whatevering!!" says Rachel.

by Coonage September 13, 2005

WHATEVERISM

WHATEVERISM - is an UNYIELDING attempt by a FORCEFUL mind to convert SIMPLE MORAL TRUTH into limitless shades of GREY....

It is the opposite of fundamentalism which bases its beliefs on fixed moral constructs of right and wrong.

Q - Are you a religious person?
A - Yes, but I practice "WHATEVERISM", so I am strongly opposed to all those fundamentalists and their closed minds!

Q - Does she have good ethics?
A - Yes, you can always count on her unwavering beliefs in "WHATEVERISM"

by op_position April 21, 2010