woonder
An unfortunate scene/situation/scenario.
An observation of an act of idiocy.
See: Gutted, unlucky, unfortunate
An observation of an act of idiocy.
See: Gutted, unlucky, unfortunate
woonder by Emma Johnson March 9, 2004
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Wonderbat
Term that refers to the romantic relationship between Batman and Wonder Woman. The best romantic relationship in DC comics. This romantic relationship is very visible in the DC animated universe (DCAU). They are literally perfect for each other. One is a charismatic, intelligent, billionaire from Gotham City whose real identity is Bruce Wayne. The other is an immortal, divine, princess from Themyscira whose real identity is Diana Prince. Batman and Wonder Woman love each other. Bruce Wayne and Diana Prince would undoubtedly start a family together if villains did not continue to wreak havoc. Both complete one another. Wonderbat is an exceedingly popular couple in fiction. Countless people ship Bruce Wayne and Diana Prince. Wonder Woman’s heart belongs to Batman and Batman’s heart belongs to Wonder Woman. Number one DC comic book romantic pairing.
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The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
1900 Fantasy novel written by American author L. Frank Baum, it is said to be inspired by the gold and silver standard at the time.
A young Kansas farm girl is swept away by a tornado and magically transported to an exotic far away land of magic, witches and wizards.
Written for American children who could understand it and relate to it better than older European fairy tales. Over the years it has been claimed as the first true American fairy tale, and to this day is regarded as one the greatest novels ever written.
It is book one of a long series of following Oz books (Thirteen sequels), and has been adapted to screen and stage multiple times including the famous 1939 movie "The Wizard of Oz" starring Judy Garland and Broadway's smash hit musical "Wicked" starring Idina Menzel and Kristin Chenoweth.
A young Kansas farm girl is swept away by a tornado and magically transported to an exotic far away land of magic, witches and wizards.
Written for American children who could understand it and relate to it better than older European fairy tales. Over the years it has been claimed as the first true American fairy tale, and to this day is regarded as one the greatest novels ever written.
It is book one of a long series of following Oz books (Thirteen sequels), and has been adapted to screen and stage multiple times including the famous 1939 movie "The Wizard of Oz" starring Judy Garland and Broadway's smash hit musical "Wicked" starring Idina Menzel and Kristin Chenoweth.
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by Deter Dan April 10, 2017
Wonderhoy
A word made up and mainly used by Emu Otori, a fictional character from the mobile game "Project Sekai".
Although she mostly uses the word as a greeting to people, she also often uses it as an adjective, some of her troupe members signaling her that it didn't make sense used as such.
She also uses it as a simple sign of her happiness, like in the songs "Niccori^^ Survey Team", "Positive Dance Time" and "Glory Steady Go!".
The phrase quickly became a meme in the Project Sekai community, and many use it among fellow fans as a greeting.
"Wonderhoy" became popular because it is said quite a lot in the game, not only by Emu herself but also by the others in Wonderlands×Showtime, by some of her other friends/classmates and by the Vocaloids.
Some people also spell it "wandahoy" or "wondahoy"
Although she mostly uses the word as a greeting to people, she also often uses it as an adjective, some of her troupe members signaling her that it didn't make sense used as such.
She also uses it as a simple sign of her happiness, like in the songs "Niccori^^ Survey Team", "Positive Dance Time" and "Glory Steady Go!".
The phrase quickly became a meme in the Project Sekai community, and many use it among fellow fans as a greeting.
"Wonderhoy" became popular because it is said quite a lot in the game, not only by Emu herself but also by the others in Wonderlands×Showtime, by some of her other friends/classmates and by the Vocaloids.
Some people also spell it "wandahoy" or "wondahoy"
duck wearing a wonderbra
duck wearing a wonderbra by Cranberry Bob November 26, 2019
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Usage:
* Often casual, ironic, or meme-y
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“That summer body? Yeah, glippy assisted.”
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