witra

witra is a lovely girl who always have a trust issues ; having a really high hopes for world but the truth is she's always lonely. A type of girl that will do everything to love someone, but in the end she always left alone

oh have you seen witra ? she's so pretty

by nlw March 7, 2023

WinRAR

A file compression program that is famous for never enforcing its 40-day free trial, essentially making it free.

"Please note that WinRAR is not a free software. After a 40 day trial period you must either buy a licence or remove it from your computer."

by axlkjfbgwkua May 4, 2018

WITAF

Short for What In The Actual Fuck

WITAF do you think you’re doing with my dads tide pods?

by yourunclesdeadcat June 3, 2018

Wirate

Getting really angry when your WIFI internet connection is slow.

Kelley became wirate when she couldn't check Facebook because the internet was too slow.

by Skippyelvis November 18, 2017

AR Witabeam

Adam Tyler Reavis, better known as "AR Witabeam" was born September 30, 1998 in Clevegas. Adam grew up and currently resides in Cleveland, Tennessee. Adam is aCleveland High School alumni, as he graduated with his Diploma in May of 2016. Adam is an American rapper, Music Producer, and Video producer. In September of 2019 he started the launch of his music career, going by the name "AR Witabeam" (pronounced AYE-ar-Wit-ah-Beam). He is currently signed to Central Square Records, and is continuing to rise in popularity.

Bruh, have you heard of AR Witabeam? Ya that's tall G-Eazy lookin' mutha fucka from Chatt town.

by arwitabeam October 28, 2019

Witrospect

To look back on or contemplate on a past humorous situation and realize a more witty comment to have said.

When my wife asked me "Does this dress make me look fat?"
I said "No, honey."

In witrospect, I should have told her "No honey, the fat makes you look fat." To produce laughter amongst the guys.

by [B]Saint June 9, 2008

wikrastinating

To procrastinate by surfing wikipedia

I was going to write my essay, but I ended up wikrastinating for five hours then going to bed.

by John F. Spunkle October 20, 2009