Wicked
Used to emphasize something or used as an intensive. This word can be used in both a positive or negative context. The context example provided shows the use of the word More…
Wicked
Definition: a term much like ‘very” preceding any adjective in order to add emphasis. Part of Speech: adjective Wicked Type of Semantic Change: widening or generalization (not More…
Wicked
An event, place, or idea that is awesome or neat in nature. Wicked is another term for something that is awesome or cool. It does not have a negative connotation in this form. The word has More…
Wicked
An event, place, or idea that is awesome or neat in nature. Wicked is another term for something that is awesome or cool. It does not have a negative connotation in this form. The word has More…
wicked
(amelioration) It means cool or awesome. ="That was a wicked new song!" Etymology : o Wicked used to have a very negative meaning. It meant evil, mean, and/or awful. Nowadays More…
wicked (1)
(semantic change) An adjective that modifies in intensity another adjective often with positive connotations. This adjective seems to follow the same pattern as other slang intensifiers such More…
Wicked (2)
(affixation) refers to something that is really cool or exciting; commonly used in England =That game was wicked! I'm so glad England won. Etymology : wick (comes from “wicca” More…
Wiessify
To take anything like a dance, party, etc. and apply nudity that would remind anyone watching it of Wiess's Night of Decadence, especially when performed by Wiessmen ="It looks More…
Wife
To make someone your girlfriend. ="Hey Maddy is totally into you, when are you going to wife that up?" Etymology : Zero derivation of the word wife. =Roommate
Wifeness
a descriptive term referring to the duties and implications of being someone’s wife No other word seemed to properly fit the sentence, so one was made up. Sometimes there is no More…
wifey
a girl you are serious about who is more than just your girlfriend; someone you deeply love and want to take the next step with; serious girlfriend =used to poke fun at a man who has a More…
Wig /wɪɡ/
(Clipping) To wig is to overreact, flip out, or be upset about something. This term is used to describe an extreme response to a sudden event. =This term comes from the expression “my wig More…
wig split
the act of getting shot in the head; what will happen if you get shot in the head. Refers to doing physical harm usually getting shot in the head. Formed by compounding two known words. Is More…
Wig Split
To shoot someone in the head, or to split their head open with an axe or similar device. This word is formed by the physical splitting of a wig. If a person’s wig gets split, then More…
wigga
a white person who so admires Black culture, lifestyle and fashions, that they adopt aspects of it for themselves. Etymology : combination of the label white and the derogatory slang More…
Wigga
A derogatory term to label a Caucasian male trying to act African American. Upon asking my friends what the word means since I had heard it only a few times before, I discover that the term More…
wigga
A white person who acts stereotypically black, often dressing like a rap-star and using ghetto slang. It's an amusing way of describing someone's habits which are not seen as normal for More…
wigga (1)
(clipping and blending) someone that is white acting like a stereotypical black person. =Usually used on white males that engage in activities that are seen as stereotypically black. It is More…