wujal 

very secretive or hard to find

Damn, why is your bitch being wujal.

wujal by Gerald May 23, 2003

wujal 

Highly elusive, hard to find.
Things that get stuck in the couch, or an antelope hiding from its predator. Can be used to desribe people, things, or animals. Most often used as an adjective.

I haven't talked to Brett in a week, he's being very wujal.

wujal by Kelley August 1, 2003

wubalubadubdub 

"Wubalubadubdub" first appearing on the adult cartoon-series "Rick and Morty" is the catchphrase of the main protagonist and mad scientist Rick Sanchez. In the tongue of Birdman's people it means as much as: "I am in great pain, please help me." Rick uses the phrase continuously throughout the entire series in a rather carefree, trivial manner. One could interpret that the 80-year old genius lived through so much sh*t, the depression and thoughts of the absurdity of existence, and nothing that throughout the years could quench his nihilistic tendencies lead to him himself accepting and embracing the reality he's witnessing by turning his own wish for deliverance into a catchy joke on himself.

Person A: "I heard your girlfriend dumped you, your parents both died in a car crash and you lost your job yesterday. That suck man, want to talk?"
Person B: "Pf, whatever. Wubalubadubdub"

wubalubadubdub by WhotookmyPseudonym?! June 17, 2016

Wubalabadubdub

A foreign word meaning I am in great pain.

Hey, at least we learned that when you have sex with a robot, you need to remember to bring the chicken. WUBALABADUBDUB!

Wubalabadubdub by My PEEEEEEEEEEEEE PEEEEEE April 5, 2017

wubalubadubdub 

Meaning:
'I am in great pain'
In the Bird-People's native tongue

'Wubalubadubdub, Muthafucka!'

wubalubadubdub by FoolishGenius7 May 18, 2016

wajala 

Wajala is the name reffered to by Noongar Aboriginals of Western Australia meaning "white man"

Person 1: "That wajala stole my land"

Person 2: "True"

wajala by bundybazza January 14, 2009

Wujulykapopadom 

Generally the first thing you get asked in an Indian takeaway.

Waiter: "Wujulykapopadom"
customer: "I'll have two"

Wujulykapopadom by Sam Cornwell October 3, 2008