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Younger or smaller person. Often used to address someone you know to be younger than yourself. Also used in street pseudo-hierarchy, to address someone of lower status, regardless of age or size.

Not gender specific, but most commonly directed at boys and young men.
Get your wodi-ass over here and give your Gramma a hug!

Waddup, wodi!
wodi by David of Solar May 30, 2009
Related Words
wodie • wodi • wodin • wodifolitious • lil wodi • wody
weak, studid,gay, crazy
shes hecka wodi!, thats - is wodi
wodi by pocohantas July 30, 2007
a boner or an erection.

Called a wodi because its like woahh di
Damn boi caught a wodi
Wodi by WodiMan March 25, 2017

lil wodi 

bitch, hoe, dawg, son, dude, man, sukka, Lade.
Wassup lil wodi!
Lil wodi getcho ass ova here!
Get out ma crib before i pop a cap in yo wodi ass!
Holla at me wodi!
lil wodi by Timmy bad October 30, 2007
"friend or partner" ... used by Juvenile from Cash Money Records
Holla at lil' wodie if you want that oscar mayer.
wodie by Boomer June 22, 2000
also abbreviated to wo'
It is derived from wardie, someone from one of New Orleans' wards, 9th ward, 7th ward, etc.
wodie by Bloen October 19, 2003
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