Whore War
a large scale brawl between hookers, annoying chicks, or strippers; an elevated bf involving many girls
dude, did you just see the wh-r- war outside the club?! it was epic! hair weave and blood were everywhere!
an event in which two girls flirt over a distance and get closer and closer until they are face to face.
me and frankie had a wh-r- war the other day… it wasnt a wh-r- war for long though…
something to do with your best friends when, “mad” at them or just bored, or other reasons. it starts when one friend calls the other something like ‘b-tch’ or ‘sk-nk’. the name calling continues until the ‘loser’ cant think of anything to call the other person
::alex and morgan are having a wh-r- war:: (they like having wh-r- wars)
alex: b-tch
morgan: sk-nk
alex: wh-r-
morgan: f-cker
alex: c-nt-face
morgan: sl-t
alex: d-ck-head
morgan: ahh idk
alex: i win!
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