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Word
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Explanation
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Use
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Contributor
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| Wacked |
To move at a high velocity |
"He wacked across the field"
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| Waffalage |
An amount of waffle |
"He's reached new heights of waffalage
in this essay"
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| Waffledom |
Alomost pure waffle |
"He's writing in the land of waffledom"
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| Waitari |
The plural of waitresses or waiters |
"The waitari were lovely."
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| Wang |
To put something in somewhere |
"Wang that in there."
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| Wem |
A collection of women |
"Men like a bigger wem"
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| Willip |
A small marine fish |
"Phillip caught a willip"
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| Winglish |
A special blend of Welsh and English |
"Of course I can speak Winglish!"
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| Winnbein |
An eerie simularity |
" There's a definate winnbein between
them"
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| Worryment |
To worry, as in merryment |
"Did it cause you much worryment?"
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| Wowamazing |
Something really great |
"Thats just so wowamazing"
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| Wowyked |
To hike quickly |
"I wowyked the mountain"
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| Writally |
To write something (as in Verbally) |
"I love spending time with you, physically,
verbally or writally."
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| Wubbish |
Items of rubbish placed on someone's head |
"Don't put wubbish on wabbit"
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