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1. An expression a sleep-deprived art student may make to describe a happiness beyond words. Pronounced "woo-woo-w00t".

2. The sound a happy lemming makes, supposedly once the Xbox 360 comes out or when given fresh celery.
1. "Dude, did you finish your sketches? ... Dude?"
"... wowt!"
"What?"
"Wowt!"
"... You really need sleep, don't you?"
"Kinda."

2. Delia entered her darkened room, shuffling across to her bed; WOWT. Delia froze, turned slowly as the door creaked shut. WOWT. She saw the green, left-over celery springs scattered across the carpet and moved quickly towards the window - but the lemming blocked her path. WOWT, the rodent chirped, staring at her with soulless black and beady eyes. "No!" she gasped, as the lemming drew near. WOWT. WOWT. "NO!" she cried, as the lemming closed the gap.
WOWT.
wowt by invalidgriffin January 28, 2006
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Pronounced "Wow T.V." - Women obsessed with their vaginas.

Typically includes feminists such as left-leaning female comedians and other humorless women who dress up in vagina costumes as a means of protesting something they can't change. Notable examples include Amy Schumer, Iliza Shlesinger, Samantha Bee, and the Huffington Post staff.
"Dude, how does anyone find Amy Schumer funny? All her jokes revolve around her vagina."
"Well, what did you expect? She's a WOWTV."
WOWTV by FemSlayer3000 May 24, 2018
When a guild or group of World Of Warcraft players, sometimes from diverse locations, get together to go on an outing or activity in real life.
"Dude, wanna give that game a rest, and come out into the real world?"

"What do you mean!?! I was just on a WoWting to the zoo last week! I met my tank in person!"
WoWting by Spiffy McFly December 2, 2009
noun (n)

1. someone so addicted to the game World of Warcraft that they do not realize that it isn't real. Often characterized by daily usage of gaming terms such as zerg and instance in conversations with normal people.

2. a social pariah that cannot relate to the real world or normal people in any way without trying to impose WoWisms into the short-lived conversation.
Joe: "Hi Bob, how was your weekend?"

Bob: "Oh man it was awesome! My guild zerged MC and gots lots of phats... epics man! you know, epics!? Zerging is great wow! Anyways, later we were in WSG pvp'ing when this NE rogue got the drop on me. WTF i said... I'm an Orc warrior! What was he thinking? So i said: 'oh noes it's a rogue', but you know, he didnt understand that cuz he's alliance and i'm horde .. probably sounded like 'zxcsafdwzz xzcaewrd' or something .. anyways i took my epics and shoved them right up his ass! wtfpwnd! oh it was great! he didnt understand what i said but he got the point ... hey wait a minute .. rogues .. got the point .. haha get it? oh of course you do! damn i LOL when i said that! lmao that's great ...

Joe: "oh look at the time. what a shame, i have to go ... stupid wowtard "
WoWtard by Real Life July 24, 2008

WoWtrovert 

Someone who plays World of Warcraft so much that they no longer engage in any other activities, like eating or sleeping.
Billy is now intravenously fed ever since he became a WoWtrovert.
WoWtrovert by Donxiote March 13, 2009
To point out to the public that someone plays World of Warcraft
Sue WoWted me in her blog. Now all her friends know I'm a geek.
WoWted by PHUQT January 17, 2008
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