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wooahae
wooahae (우아해) is a word used by SEVENTEEN's member-producer Woozi. Following the saga of fellow members Hoshi (horanghae) and DK (doahae), Woozi also created a term to express his love for Carats, wooahae. It is a combination of two words, one from the first syllable of Woozi's name (우; 'U' from Uji) and one from the Korean phrase "i love you" (saranghae). Its literal Korean translation is 'elegant' but Woozi does not mean that. He expresses wooahae just like how Hoshi and DK expresses theirs.
Woobabyjaee
A literal god who struggles to even comprehend the word miss. One of the funniest woobaby members and he deserves some head fr. His parallel with woobabyj are goated
Woobabyjaee by Know pain yes May 4, 2021
Woolay
A noise emitted from putting too much emphasis on wooly, as in a wooly sweater. It came from the Mortal Kombat character Quan Chi, who shouts it as while he does one of his moves.
Woolay is a word you may shout, and nobody will understand it except people who also played as quan chi for more than five minutes. It may also be used as a battle cry before doing something.
Woolay is a word you may shout, and nobody will understand it except people who also played as quan chi for more than five minutes. It may also be used as a battle cry before doing something.
Quan Chi: WOOLAY!
*hypnotizes enemy into snapping their own neck*
Me:WOOLAY!
*begins running a marathon*
*hypnotizes enemy into snapping their own neck*
Me:WOOLAY!
*begins running a marathon*
Woolay by quan cheese April 27, 2012
Woodyard
"Fuck Showalter, Get to the WOODYARD!"
"Jones, are you wearing safety glasses?" "Yes." "NO your not! Get to the WOODYARD!"
"Sheets, I don't want to hear your bitching, now get to the WOODYARD!"
"Awww Hell! Shumate, Out of the WOODYARD, and off your ass and on your knees!"
"Kanka, Ball, Helser, quit being queer, and get to the WOODYARD!"
"Showalter, did you make a facebook account with my name? Your kicked out of the WOODYARD forever!"
"Jones, are you wearing safety glasses?" "Yes." "NO your not! Get to the WOODYARD!"
"Sheets, I don't want to hear your bitching, now get to the WOODYARD!"
"Awww Hell! Shumate, Out of the WOODYARD, and off your ass and on your knees!"
"Kanka, Ball, Helser, quit being queer, and get to the WOODYARD!"
"Showalter, did you make a facebook account with my name? Your kicked out of the WOODYARD forever!"
Woodyard by Joshua Showalter May 24, 2008
Wooba
For better days switch on your wooba.
Home is where you can find wooba.
She gave me wooba.
He is my wooba.
For a beautiful life switch on your wooba.
Home is where you can find wooba.
She gave me wooba.
He is my wooba.
For a beautiful life switch on your wooba.
Wooba by Hurricane voice January 10, 2021
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Boffin
British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.