Search results for 'was':

wasband

(noun) : a former husband; an ex-husband

Rather than use the term ex-husband I call him my wasband.

Submitted by: Judy Thomas from Nevada on Nov. 11, 2008 21:03

(noun) : an ex-husband

Always disliking the term "ex", Maryann introduces her exhusband as her wasband.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Jun. 18, 2007 13:10

(noun) : Former husband

The last vacation my wasband and I took together was to Hawaii. —No, self coined, I've used it for years

Submitted by: Shallah from Canada on May. 08, 2007 17:24

washer (slang) (noun) : someone or something that is stupid or foolish

Quit acting like a washer, kid. -or- Hey, you are lying like a washer.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Nov. 03, 2005 21:30

washoffable (adjective) : something that is easily cleaned up with water

This face paint is definitely washoffable.

Submitted by: Anthony from Florida on Nov. 15, 2007 13:40

wasm (noun) : words that end in 'ism' and become extinct

Every ism becomes a wasm.

Submitted by: Noel Hashim from Florida on Jan. 29, 2006 02:23

wassapning (other) : Equivalent to "What's Happining?" "How's it going?" "What's Up?"

Submitted by: Sami from Arizona on Aug. 15, 2006 15:03

wassup

(other) : a slang use for what's up

The boy said, "wassup my friend!"

Submitted by: Anonymous on Mar. 03, 2008 23:03

(other) : How are you doing?

Wassup Joe? —Andrew, Andrew, 12/31/05

Submitted by: Andruzzi or Andrew from Massachusetts on Dec. 31, 2005 21:00

wasta (interjection) : To have "wasta" influence, connections

I got the job thru "wasta" —used abroad in middleast-Is considered a english word

Submitted by: winnie from Kuwait on Jan. 21, 2006 03:45

wastehead (verb) : wastehead/waste-head reference to someone who has no real constructive objective in life other then to waste time and accomplish nothing.

People who have nothing else to do in life then to waste other peoples time or to offend them are "wasteheads." —WillPWilson, Commonly used term used in reference to counter productive people., A commonly used term in American street language.

Submitted by: WillPWilson from Washington on Nov. 11, 2005 06:15

Wasy (other) : The combination of was and he that is heard in southern Texas jargon.

Fuzzy Wuzzy wasn't very fuzzy wasy?

Submitted by: Kristina Alford from Texas on Nov. 02, 2005 21:10

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