witchward

Witchward, 'witch' = to be wise 'ward' to protect/serve. 'Witchward' a witch that serves. Also the name of a new TV series.

Witch,TV series, Witchward is the family name of the characters in the series Witchward.

witchward by V.I. June 27, 2008

witchmargielas 

An evanescent artist who creates mainly eerie vibes in his artwork. Witch has been working since 04/26/2021 and has a main goal of having his own clothing line (evanescentt2) become big enough to be featured in a vogue magazine or event. He stated that in the creative world his biggest influences are: maison margiela, novocaine, exodus, uglyy, david shawty, alexander levy, and raf simons.

human1: bro did you see what witchmargielas just posted ?!
human2. yes bro. that shit was sick

witchmargielas by 23.9.20.3.8.13.1.18.7.9.5.12.1 September 6, 2021

witchadidja 

A common redneck phrase meaning "...with you, did you?"

You didin't happen to bring yer truck witchadidja?"

witchadidja by Terra Imperator May 14, 2004

watchtard 

A person who loves watches so much he is affected mentally by it. Hours are spent researching watches, then hours are spent boring all is friends with his knowledge. Priorities become skewed as this person starts neglecting life in search of the perfect watch.

My homey got fired from work for browsing watches online all day, what a watchtard.

watchtard by chubby chan December 16, 2016

watchword 

–noun
1. a word or short phrase to be communicated, on challenge, to a sentinel or guard; password or countersign.
2. a word or phrase expressive of a principle or rule of action; slogan: Conservation has been our watchword.
3. a rallying cry of a party, club, team, etc.

"Normal is the watchword" Veronica Mars Season 2 Ep 1

watchword by XanderHe October 20, 2006

witchaditcha 

redneck definition for: With you did you?

You didn't bring your truck witchaditcha?

witchaditcha by Anthony Perez January 21, 2004

witchadidga 

A Red-neck term for "with you, did you"

Ya Didnt happen tew bring yer gun Witchadidga?

witchadidga by The BIZ December 25, 2003