Whurm

Small worm-like being, often found under rocks, in dark areas, or in schools. Often refered to as "whurmys" the whurm usually plays guitar and hides his orange worm colouring with black hair dye.

Little is known about this specimin and sightings are rare. Therefore it is not possible to give a well known example of the "whurm"

by David Attenborough February 11, 2004

whurm

Derived from (wrm) = Worm - and (hu) = Human, the whurm is a timid yet facinating creature. When on the guitar his true character shines through in violent metal head banging. The whurm enjoys nazi activity, and is usually found also in German shrubbery

Yo biatch, show me the mu'fuckin' whurm...

Dude, he's under that shrubbery/rockery

by Jordan Klein February 12, 2004

Whermst

Whermst is a word created by "therussianbadger" on YouTube. Used in his video posted on the 19th of April.

It means 'what' 'why' 'where' and 'how' in one word.

If this post gets enough likes I will submit it to the Oxford dictionary with the likes as evidence that people use it the same way.

Caller: "officer he is stabbing my uncle"
Operator: "whermst?"

by Rocket ride April 23, 2023

Whermst

Where and for what purpose and why
Location, reason, background context

Me on phone with 911: he’s stabbing my uncle!

911 operator: whermst.
Me: huh

911 operator: Like where, I can’t send a cop to a place I don’t know so whermst is this situation .

by Russian Badger April 19, 2023

Whermst

A word combination of where, for what purpose, and why.
Location, Reason, Background Context.

Operator: 911, what's your emergency?
Bambino: Help, help, my uncle's in danger!
Operator: Is he unconscious or?
Bambino: No, no, he's stabbi- he's stabbing my uncle!
Operator: Whermst? Like, where? Like tell me where, I can't send a cop to a place I don't know.

by BorpoTheWizard April 19, 2023

Whump

Taking a character and putting them through physical and/or mental torment and is typically followed by the same character being treated for their traumas. To indicate the characters place in the situation they’d typically be called a whumpee (the character being hurt/comforted), the whumper (the character that causes harm and trauma), and the caretaker (the character designated the helping/healing/comforting the whumpee).

“The amount of whump in that movie was delicious!“

“I heard there was a lot of whump in this show.”

by Broken Fan July 25, 2020

whermst

It "where, what purpose and why" put together to make this beutiful creation.
Can be very useful in conversation

First time being used: 20:42 on a Wednesday 19th April 2023
Person name: TheRussianBagder

911 Operator: This is 911, how can I help u
Tony: my uncle is getting stabbed right
911: Whermst?

by Ketisbetter April 19, 2023