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English Slang
This dictionary is a comprehensive and in-depth look at all the slang, vulgarisms, curses, and insults, plus idioms, expressions, and a lot more, available in English. As always with slang, be careful using what you hear; it may not work quite the way you expect.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
wack
v. kill; murder
wack
adj. stupid; embarrassing. 1. That's just wack. No way it's real.
wack off
v. waste time or energy; do little or nothing
wack off
v. masturbate (men only)
wack off
v. masturbate (said of men)
wack off
v. masturbate (said of men)
wacked
adj. drunk; intoxicated
wacked out
adj. drunk; intoxicated
wad
n. bankroll; handful of money
WAG
abbr. wild-ass guess
wagon
n. station wagon
wail on
v. beat; hit; strike (somebody)
walk
n. something easy to accomplish or do
walk
v. walk out; abandon; reject
walk on sunshine
idiom. be very pleased, excited, or happy
walking wounded
n. injured soldiers or victims still able to walk on their own
walking wounded
n. dumb people
wanabe
n. somebody who aspires to greatness or to a particular position or achievement
wannabe
n. somebody who aspires to greatness or to a particular position or achievement
wap
n. Italian; Italian person
Warthog
n. nickname for the A-10 Thunderbolt aircraft. 1. We've got two Warhogs in this hanger.
washboard abs
n. well defined stomach muscles
wassup
idiom. what's up; what is going on. 1. Wassup, man?
waste
v. kill; murder
wasted
adj. drunk; intoxicated
wasted
adj. under the influence of drugs
way
adj. very; extremely; completely
way
exclam. yes; there is; there is too
way it plays
idiom. how things are; the real situation
WB
abbr. welcome back
wedge
n. sandwich made with Italian bread sliced lengthwise, filled with cold cuts, cheese, and vegetables
wedgie
n. pulling the underwear up tightly from behind
wedgie
n. the act of pulling the underwear of a boy up from behind so that it creates discomfort around the genitals
wedgy
n. pulling the underwear up tightly from behind
weekend warrior
n. Army Reserve or National Guard members
weenie
n. dumb, incompetent man
well hung
adj. having large testicles and penis
wetback
n. Hispanic illegal immigrant
whack
v. kill; murder
whack
adj. stupid; embarrassing
whack off
v. waste time or energy; do little or nothing
whack off
v. masturbate (men only)
whack off
v. masturbate (said of men)
whacked
adj. drunk; intoxicated
whacked out
adj. drunk; intoxicated
what in the fucking hell
exclam. what? (used to indicate anger or surprise)
what the fucking hell
exclam. what? (used to indicate anger or surprise)
whatever
adj. it's trivial, unimportant, irrelevant. 1. Like, whatever! It's not important, you know.
what's doing down
idiom. what's going on; what's happening
what's happening
idiom. what's going on
what's the deal
idiom. what is going on now
what's up
idiom. what is going on now
what's up doc
idiom. what is going on now
wheels
n. transportation in a car; a car
when the shit his the fan
idiom. when the catastrophic results of something become known or discovered
whipped
adj. tired; exhausted
whitebread
adj. ordinary; dull; plain
white-knuckle
adj. very tense, anxious, or stressed
whiz
v. urinate
whiz
n. capable person; talented person
whole ball of wax
idiom. everything; any and everything
whole enchilada
idiom. everything; any and everything
whore
n. a female prostitute; a contemptible, disreputable woman
WIA
abbr. wounded in action
wicked
adj. impressive; good; excellent
wienie
n. dumb, incompetent man
wigger
n. white person who adopts black styles
willie pete
n. white phosphorus
wimp out
v. avoid a task
wimp out
v. cease or stop due to fear or anxiety
wimpy
adj. incompetent; weak
Windy City
n. Chicago
wing
v. travel by airplane
wing it
v. do something without preparation; improvise
winks
n. sleep
wipped
adj. under the control of a woman; manipulated by a woman (said of men; from "pussy-wipped")
wired
adj. anxious; nervous; very alert
wired
adj. connected electronically using cable(s) or radio connections
wired into
adj. concerned, worried, or attentive to somebody or something
wired up
adj. drunk; intoxicated
within spitting distance
adj. very close
wizard
adj. cool; neat; excellent (no longer used). 1. That's so wizard. It's amazing.
wolf down
v. eat rapidly. 1. Don't wolf down your food. It's bad for your digestion.
wombat
n. eccentric person
wonk
n. serious, dedicated student
wonky
adj. studious; diligent
woody
n. erection of the penis
word
exclam. right; true; right on
word up
exclam. right; true; right on
work one's ass off
v. work very diligently
work one's butt off
v. work very diligently. 1. I worked my butt off on that paper and all I got was a C+.
worship the porcelain god
v. throw up; vomit. 1. After last night's frat party, I spent the morning worshipping the porcelain god.
wow
v. impress. 1. You wowed them with that presentation.
wrack one's brains
v. think very hard or very deeply. 1. I'm wracking my brains but just can't remember her name.
wrecker
n. tow truck. 1. Where's the wrecker? I've got to get my car to the shop.
wrong-foot
v. trip up; cause somebody difficulty; make somebody make a mistake
WTG
abbr. way to go
wuss
n. weak, fearful person. 1. Don't be such a wuss. Speak up for yourself.
wussy
n. weak, fearful person
wusup
idiom. what's up; what is going on. 1. Wusup, bro?
WWW
abbr. we want women