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whogaff
Pronounced, "hoogaff", this is an abbreviation, or short form for "who gives a flying fuck?", something you might respond if you couldn't care less about what you just heard. It can be used in its entirety or as an adjective
When my brother told me he got a new stamp for his stamp collection I had one of those whogaff moments.
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Comment: I heard there's a new reality TV show slated for the fall?
Reply: Whogaff?
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Comment: I heard there's a new reality TV show slated for the fall?
Reply: Whogaff?
Related Words
whgoga • whogas • Whogasm • whoogadaboy • wagogalah • WhoGAF • whogaff • whooga • who gave my son an onion • who gave my son a plant
Whogasm
The act of Watching The British TV Show Doctor Who and it becomes so epic that you become wet with joy. Though more research is being done they say the same thing can happen, but by listening to British Rock band The Who
"Dude did you see Waters of mars?!?"
"Oh yeah I Whogasm'd watching that!"
"Man have you listened to Live at Leeds?"
"Hell Yeah man I whogasm'd to that!"
"Oh yeah I Whogasm'd watching that!"
"Man have you listened to Live at Leeds?"
"Hell Yeah man I whogasm'd to that!"
Whogasm by Revolution689 December 28, 2009
whooga
Word used to express excitement or happiness. Similar to "yay".
Originated from the word woot.
See also woot.
Michael & Candy.
Originated from the word woot.
See also woot.
Michael & Candy.
whooga by Candy & michael June 17, 2007
Whogasm
Whogasm by Rhododendron January 30, 2009
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