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a word wich dutch and belgian marrocans use to sound tough
engligh: wolla i am gonne beat you up wolla.
Dutch wolla ik ga u slaan he wolla stop. wolla look at my jacket.
wolla by BelgianWeeb January 19, 2020
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the word wolla means word and holla it can be used for pretty much anything. Because when you say word it means i understand or ditto and when you say holla it means what'up
Hey me and my boyfriend just got in a fight.(then you say) wolla
wolla by kimberly August 15, 2004
The gangster version of saying holla.
Yo banga, lemme wolla atchoo for a second!
Wolla by Wah-la August 4, 2003
The more thugged out version of holla in which the gutter OR gully may use.
Ayo banga, lemme wolla atchoo for a second!

Wolla Quran

To swear(Not in the bad sense, swear as in i swear that i will tell the truth and nothing else) on the quran. On of the most holy thing in the muslim world. Its the equvilant of a muslim to swear on the life of his family
I did not steal it. Wolla Quran!
Wolla Quran by imammohammed January 4, 2010

Wolla Palooza 

A super cool and trustworthy person!
Yo that guy's such a Wolla Palooza
Wolla Palooza by That Egg May 10, 2023
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