Search results for 'who':

whoach (interjection) : Expression of surprise, combining WHOA and Ouch when the circumstances call for this

Whoach! Where did that car come from? —.,

Submitted by: Norm Noble from Arizona on Nov. 06, 2007 08:13

whoat (interjection) : the combination of "what" and "whoa". used commonly in expression of disbelief.

After discovering that he had won the lottery he exclaimed, "Whoat?!"

Submitted by: Daniel G. from California on Nov. 08, 2007 14:01

whoee (noun) : whoee \(')hu-ee 1. having no substance to the listener 2. something of little meaning or significance 3. of no real value to the listener

"I really do not want to hear this, it is just a lot of whoee."

Submitted by: Phyllis Shuford from Virginia on Aug. 29, 2006 13:25

whompadelic (adjective) : very impressive

Halo 3 is more whomapdelic than Grand Theft Auto. —C.J. David, CSololo, October 16, 2008

Submitted by: kazbat028 from Louisiana on Oct. 17, 2008 22:06

whoodi (noun) : A cool person

Hello whoodi.

Submitted by: C Tuck from Georgia Us on Jul. 29, 2007 01:09

whooosh (interjection) : Used to express how someone has lowered their taste in a person by dumping a very nice person to go out with a not-so-nice person.

Do you think 'x' has lowered the bar a bit? I mean WHOOOSH!!

Submitted by: Amaziah from United Kingdom on Mar. 26, 2006 07:12

whoopdeefrickendoo : an expression used when a person is less than excited about something

Whoopdeefrickendoo

Submitted by: CLAYTON G. from Wisconsin on Oct. 24, 2005 16:38

whoopie-do (interjection) : Another synonym for "big deal" or "so what".

So, whoopie-do. The guy bought you roses. Are they going into MY vase, thank you?

Submitted by: Cold & Bitter from Pennsylvania on Feb. 11, 2008 16:18

whoot (verb) : to cheer for someone or something

Arthur said, " Why did you whoot for the visiting team?"

Submitted by: Anonymous on Oct. 20, 2005 21:57

Whooziewhatsie (noun) : Similar in definition to "whatchamacallit" and "thingamabob". Used to describe an object whose name is unknown or tabooed

Submitted by: The Johnsonator from Connecticut on Jan. 22, 2006 10:54

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