wuger

scientific slang used in reference to sugar infused with weed. A.K.A. Marijuana refined THC oil into sugar.

Add 1/4 tsp. Of wuger to your brownies, if you wanna pack a space lunch!

by jjbakes May 20, 2020

Wuper

It is used in the comic series "Erma" by Brandon Santiago and stands for fans of the fictional franchise "Warrior Unicorn Princess".

"Heck, there are actually grown ups who are wupers. So, if you're into this girly stuff, go ahead and girl out."

by PrincessPinkSparkleUnicorn February 7, 2019

wuerl

Pronounced "whirl". Named after the Cardinal Archbishop of Washington DC, from his time as Bishop of Pittsburgh. To wuerl is to move a sexual predator priest from one parish to another.

Did you see that Fr. Zirwas got wuerled again? This time he was wuerled over to St. Joseph in Verona.

by DIGITAL CITADEL September 5, 2018

wiger

I true wiger has ancestors who wore little white wigs.

A person of royal descent. Typically of the european or cockasian persuasion.
Either a slave to money and power, or a wannabe slave to money and power.

Typically a loser who measures their intelligence or reproductive value to humanity by monetary resource.

That old dude thinks he's a pretty meaty wiger.

by whiteslave March 30, 2021

Wager

The gentleman’s way of saying “bet”

Person 1: you tryna get some cheeky nandos bruv?
Person 2: wager bruv

by Chamley July 29, 2018

Riley's Wager

The theory in Mario Kart stating that it is, in fact, beneficial to remain in second place throughout the course of a race, as this will allow the player to avoid incoming Blue Shells, while simultaneously putting them in an advantageous position to overtake the first place racer when appropriate.

Person 1: "How did you win the circuit by coming in second place in every race?"

Person 2: "Simple, I merely applied Riley's Wager to my strategy. You mad bro?"

by Philosogamer50 December 4, 2011

Rascal's Wager

Why not disbelieve. Just in case an all-knowing, all-seeing God sees you for being a hypocrite who only pretends to believe "just in case"?

He chose Rascal's Wager instead of Pascal's Wager because he didn't want to anger any gods by pretending to believe in them since, if they existed, they would know he was pretending.

by mayfieldenator April 22, 2020