wobbish
Anyone called Haroon Khan is a ‘wobbish’, a very funny and dumb person that sometimes doesn’t think before speaking
wobbish by pineapplexoxo May 15, 2018
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Wombish
Wombish by Lucynicole April 29, 2009
wubbish
Can either mean shitty dubstep or just dubstep in general if you don't like this kind of music. Comes from the words "wub" which is the electronic sound that is mainly used in dubstep music and "rubbish."
My girlfriend and I went to this one club to get our grooves on, but it turns out they were playing nothing but a load of wubbish.
Hey young man can you please turn down that wubbish you are listening to? I am trying to listen to Mozart here!
Hey young man can you please turn down that wubbish you are listening to? I am trying to listen to Mozart here!
wubbish by Terminus_Est December 31, 2013
Webbish
Webbish by Crackbaby75 May 15, 2018
wobish
A word that, despite meaning nothing, is famous for its ability to fill space in a conversation. It is functionally similar to Lorem Ipsum in how both are placeholders for something more meaningful. The difference lies in the ability to use wobish in active conversation. Its connotation is highly susceptible to the inflection of the speaker, allowing for a temporary meaning to be created within the sandbox of the sentence at hand. This in turn makes "wobish" an incredibly versatile tool for expressing raw sensory information that does not confide to any one of the five archetypal senses. Wobish is most effective when strung together with words of similar phonetics (i.e. "rhombus, longish, garbage"). The resulting sentence is a malleable one. Moreover, the string of "wobish-ly" words create the context needed for each listener to derive a new meaning that is unique to one's own experiences. In a way, wobish is not the painting, but the canvas in which the artist sculpts the painting from.
wobish
A word that, despite meaning nothing, is famous for its ability to fill space in a conversation. It is functionally similar to Lorem Ipsum in how both are placeholders for something more meaningful. The difference lies in the ability to use wobish in active conversation. Its connotation is highly susceptible to the inflection of the speaker, allowing for a temporary meaning to be created within the sandbox of the sentence at hand. This in turn makes "wobish" an incredibly versatile tool for expressing raw sensory information that does not confide to any one of the five archetypal senses. Wobish is most effective when strung together with words of similar phonetics (i.e. "rhombus, longish, garbage"). The resulting sentence is a malleable one. Moreover, the string of "wobish-ly" words create the context needed for each listener to derive a new meaning that is unique to one's own experiences. In a way, wobish is not the painting, but the canvas in which the artist sculpts the painting from.
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