---

sejdi

---

Read Also:

• selective knowledge

  just like ‘selective hearing’, but with regards to having knowledge. admitting or not, to having that knowledge, as one seems fit. linda was trained on each part of her new job. however, she forgot part b, so she claims she wasn’t trained for it. she’s using ‘selective knowledge’ to cover her -ss.

• wop a dog up ya

  is usually something that is yelled out of a car at people walking. it is used to express ones desire to see another ‘wop a dog up themselves’. it may occasionally be yelled after or during a good, hot chozz wozzlin. (see “a2-wozzle”). some may intend it as an insult, but the original meaning was […]

• worble

  the sound a whistle makes the ball in the whistle gives its the distinct worble sound (n) a botfly larva. the parent fly lays its eggs in a person or animal, and the larva grows into a huge maggot that migrates to the neck and chews its way out when it is ready to pupate. […]

• Worcester Polytechnic Institute

  engineering school in worcester ma. although it’s known for it’s geeky reputation (wedge rats, foam swords, pocket protectors), there are plenty of normal people. jocks, greeks, etc. wpi has some of the best frat parties around worcester. even though wpi students can integrate without blinking, they still know how to have a good time. and […]

• Wordquivalent

  a term used to refer to word processing programs that are alternatives to microsoft word but have the same basic functionality. i really have to write this paper for cl-ss, but i haven’t even opened up my wordquivalent in days.

---