wiit
An interjection used to express joy or excitement about anything related to the Nintendo Wii. Derived from the word w00t or woot.
wiit by Jason Whitehurst January 9, 2009
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wiit
An interjection used to express joy or excitement about anything related to the Nintendo Wii. Derived from the word w00t or woot.
wiit by Jason Whitehurst January 17, 2008
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wiitard • wiit • wiitire • Wiitala • wiitar • wiitarted • wiitastic • wiitastrophe • Wiithdrawal • wiithernet
Wiitard
(n) Someone who causes damage or injury to them self, other people, or objects by incorrectly operating the controller of a Nintendo Wii. This included forgetting or underestimating one's surroundings while using wide gestures, over exertion, or the inability to keep a firm grasp on the remote and launching it at high speeds.
Wiitala
Wiitala by thatgirl89 October 27, 2009
mad wi' it
Totally drunk, absolutely wasted. Indigineous to east kilbride, this phrase comes from a ned (non educated deliquent). In english this term would be "mad with it," but this does have the same effect as the scottish slang version. If you go on a night out in scotland, you will be mad wi' it
mad wi' it by Banjo McGuigan November 14, 2011
wiitastic
Something that would work really well on the Nintendo Wii games console, it would mean a game concept or idea would work particularly well on the Wiimote (the new motion sensitive controller)
wiitastic by madgreendayfan October 4, 2006
wiitard
A person who, despite their many years on the planet, has not mastered the skills needed to maintain a firm grip on something as simple as a remote control, more specifically a wiimote. These greasy-palmed indivuals are mocked for their overzealousness and their utter lack of competence. Thier actions commonly result in property damage and/or injury to the wiitard and others.
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