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A workcation is when a person remotely works while on vacation (a combination of "work" and "vacation"), possibly from a hotel or Airbnb rental. For example, you may vacation at a beach home with your family but spend business hours working on your laptop while they play at the beach.
You will most likely only see "Wig" on social sites like Twitter or Instagram, but you may also see it in texts or on different pages online. It is most often used by teenagers and young adults and rose to popularity in 2019 and 2020.
A charmingly British way to say "hold on a second," as if time is measured in tiny insect movements rather than standard units. It's the linguistic equivalent of raising one finger while you finish a thought. Perfect for when "wait a minute" sounds too American and you want to add some transatlantic flair to your pause.
what's your problem?
Gamersuse WP to mean "well played." This acronym is a quick way to congratulate another player on theirtightplay.
You will see wat in texts and online, especially on social media and in messages. For example, your friend may text you, "Wat are you doing tonite?" Or, you might tweet, "IDK wat Bryan is thinking. He needs to get back with Katrina!"
waste of money, brains, and time
What time is it over there?
A "wannabe" is a person who is trying hard to be someone they aren't talented or qualified enough to be (thus, they are stuck as a "want to be"). For example, you are a wannabe if you aspire to be a lead singer like Mick Jagger but don't have the voice, charisma, or style.
Notably, some Scrabble-style games allow players to play wuz, which is an easy way to get rid of troublesome letter Zs. Wuz scores 15 points in Scrabble, which is prettydecefor a three-letter word.
Street slang originating in New Orleans for swapping out license plates to evade law enforcement detection. It's the automotive equivalent of changing your shirt after committing a crime, except slightly more effective. Part of the mobile criminal's essential toolkit for staying off the radar.
would be a good name for a rock band
what the f**k is your problem
An utterly bizarre phrase meaning to smell bad or emit an unpleasant odor. The etymology is mysterious and possibly nonexistent, making it one of those phrases that sounds like it was invented by someone having a fever dream. Nobody knows why wagons are wet or what that has to do with smelling bad, but here we are.
A way a of expressing joy or congratulating someone in a sarcastic way Another way of saying this is Whoopdee FUCKING doo but usually is said whoopdee fricking doo This can also be associated with words like la di fucking da or hip fucking hooray/hoofuckingray
with all due respect Also: An acronym for 'With All Due Respect' that's pronounced like the word 'water'—it's the sarcastic way to preface an insult so poorly veiled it practically glows. It's the digital equivalent of 'bless your heart.'
who are you going out with
What makes you think I care
what the f**k you a**h**e
well that was random
what's wrong with you
what you see is what you get
Southern American dialectical pronunciation of "water," where the "a" gets flattened into an "o" faster than sweet tea disappears at a church potluck. This linguistic transformation is a dead giveaway that someone grew up below the Mason-Dixon line. Not to be confused with similar regional variations like "warter" or the New York "wooder."
when in an orgy, all the men bring togeather their dicks and jack off into a bucket