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1576. wondracide (wŭn'drə-sīd')
- a. (n.) The act of murdering a piece of bread with a knife and cold butter.
1577. woof (wuf)
- a. (acro.) Well Off Older Folk.
Example: Aren't they just a bunch of woofs.
1578. woot (wüt)
- a. (interj.) Celebratory exclamation used especially in online role-playing games.
Example: Woot! I gained a level! - b. (acro.) We Owned Other Team. Alternatively spelled w00t or w007.
1579. woowad (wü'wŏd)
- a. (n.) Giant clumps of stuck-together rice served at Chinese restaurants.
1580. word-donor (wûrd dō'nər)
- a. (n.) One who has created one or more words in their lifetime; one who has contributed their original words to a dictionary.
1581. worddork (wûrd-dôrk)
- a. (n.) One who stays up til 4:30 in the morning thinking of words that don't exist.
1582. wordematician (wûrd'ə-mə-tĭsh'ən)
- a. (n.) The occupation or title of one who creates words.
Example: From a combination of word and mathematician.
1583. wordish (wûrd-ĭsh)
- a. (adj.) Describing an unword used in speech that resembles existing words.
Example: "Is retardulous even a word?" "It's wordish."
1584. wordjones' (wŭrd'jōnz'ĕz)
- a. (n.pl.) Describes anyone with the desire to coin new words.
1585. worrification (wûr'ĭfĭ-kā-shŭn)
- a. (n.) State of being worried.
1586. wuzgonna (wŭz'gŭn'ə)
- a. (v.tr.) The intention to complete a task prior to thinking of an excuse or reason not to complete said task.
Example: I wuzgonna go jogging but decided to take a nap instead.
1587. xeroxpox (zîr'ŏks-pŏks)
- a. (n.) Skin disease of copier paper, characterized by the appearance of black powdery blotches.
1588. xyzed (ĕks-wī-zēd)
- a. (v.in.) To have examined one's own pant zipper to see if it was unzipped.
- b. (v.in.) For one to have been examined to see if it their pants were unzipped. In the case that they are unzipped, they would be quietly informed of this.
- c. (v.in.) To have been filled in on important information known to everyone else but oneself.
1589. XYZPDQ (ěks-wī-zē-pē-dē-kyu)
- a. (abbrev.) eXamine Your Zipper Pretty Darn Quick.
Example: Sally, XYZPDQ or else the boys will tease you!
1590. yaaow (yăü')
- a. (interj.) Yo; hey; used to call attention to a subject or situation.
1591. yabut (yĕ'ə-bŭt)
- a. (conj.) Yes, however. Argumentative form.
1592. yeahno (yĕ'ə-nō)
- a. (adv.) Being affirmative while at the same time covering the opposite possibility. Particularly favored by sportspeople during game time when it appears as though their team is going to score a point.
1593. yeg (yĕg)
- a. (abbrev.) Slang. Yes.
1594. yicky (yĭk'ē)
- a. (adj.) Anything that is disgusting, repulsive. Sometimes considered onomatopoeic describing small popping air releases when scooping up some form of repulsive food or other goop.
Example: That food is yicky. I'm not eating it.
1595. yimes (yīms)
- a. (interj.) An expression of shock or awe.
1596. yippideehooha (yĭp'ĭ-dē-hü'hä)
- a. (n.) The ruckus of media provided excitement, commentary, interviews and highlights which follow the winning of any major sports championship. Similarly: (pl.) yippideehoohas, yippideeprehas (fanfare preceding the big game), yippideeposthas.
Example: We don't need to listen to anymore of this yippideehooha. We already know who won the game. - b. (n.) The media excitement over any major news event and the continued 'coverage' that ensues.
- c. (n.) The excessive media coverage on a news event that is of extremely low importance.
Example: Today, a Springfield man lost his cat. We will be giving you 'up-to-the-minute' continued coverage of this story as more information unfolds.
1597. yotate (yō'tāt)
- a. (v.) To allow a yo-yo to unwind itself.
1598. youing (yü'ĭng)
- a. (contr.) Short for "you going".
Example: Youing my way?
1599. youness (yü-nəs)
- a. (n.) The state of being one's self.
- b. (n.) The unique quality of being one's self. Unique qualities usually include: personality, personal tendencies, looks.
- c. (n.) The second person form of oneness.
Example: You must be in youness with yourself.
1600. youthemism (yüth'ə-mĭz'əm)
- a. (n.) Any story or term invented for the purpose of explaining to a young child a concept or phenomenon that he or she is too young to properly understand.
