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Stands for, “what up Rod” where, “Rod” refers to a small friend either in stature and/or maturity. Also has a hashtag for it which is simply #WUR
*Small friend walks up to another friend”
Friend: Yooooo, what up Rod, #WUR, you know how I’m rockin! *throws up WUR gang sign*
*Small friend walks away*
WUR by WhatUpRodWeLive May 28, 2018
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wurd • Wurzel • wurp • WUR • wurbles • WURF • wurm • wurst • wurder • [wurple]
another way of spelling 'where'
skinny girl: "i'm sooo fat"

me: "bish wurrrrr??"
WUR by astroaroha February 10, 2017
A word meaning whatever you require, although flexible in its connotations in the sense that it can also be used sporadically or in a moment of confusion.
Esha: "Can you help me find a good christmas present for Adya?"

D: "WUR"

Esha: "The craziest thing just happened to me last night...."

Adya: "WURRRRR????"
WUR by Wit_Wur1212 November 12, 2018
An acronym that stands for “What up Rod” there is also a hashtag “#WUR”
Justin: *walks up to Rod*
Rod: Hey
Justin: What up Rod?! *throws up #WUR gang sign*
WUR by WhatUpRodWeLive May 18, 2018

wurk n' jurk 

Someone that has a job and ain't sitting idle all day.
Leaving for their job at 3:00 am a person thought here I go doing the wurk n' jurk thing again.
wurk n' jurk by jpg3 February 16, 2014

Bill Wurtz

a cool and chill music artist that makes really awesome content with heavy use of neon text. (make this man famous he’s so adorable)
Bill Wurtz by God isdead April 22, 2019
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