Wuhanese
a horrible sounding chinese dialect from central china. technically, the dialect spoken in downtown hankou but is now used widely across the city by its 8 million inhabitants.
to understand what this dialect sounds like, imagine something half way between the chinese spoken in old jacky chan movies, and the kind of german that hitler spoke making propaganda speeches. when you have that sound in your head, imagine someone speaking like that but using an artificial larynx device (that old smokers use when they can’t talk anymore). that’s exactly what wuhanese sounds like.
hearing wuhanese just makes me want to hit people.
extremely straight-forward ethnic group of china. stay away from this species at all cost.
f-king wuhanese. jewish
Read Also:
- wulla
wulla is another term for a w-lly a better way than calling it a d-ck, kn-b or anything else wulla is the only nice word u can call it tbh everyone should say wulla :d wow u have a big wulla
- Wung it
after you wing it, you have wung it. past tense of winging something. “we wung it before, so let’s wing it again.” -jenny person 1:dude nice presentation! person 2:thanks, i totally wung that sh-t.
- WWWYKI
short for “woo woo woo, you know it!”. the full phrase is the catchphrase of wwe superstar zach ryder. the initials are a rallying cry of his fans, similar to wwjd (what would jesus do). zach ryder for world heavyweight champion! wwwyki! short for “woo woo woo, you know it!”, the catchphrase of wwe superstar […]
- wurfit
ridiculous hybrid of 1) doesn’t make a difference and 2) not worth it it doesn’t matter how hard i bust my b-tt, no matter how many hours i work for this company , it just…..it’s not….wurfit.
- waaaaay
pr-nounced “weigh” – originated in the cruise line industry amongst cruise staff members as a greeting/farewell, as in “anchor’s aweigh”. also used as a punctuation mark at the end of a statement. usually found after a punchline. greeting similar to w-ssup greeting “waaaaay” puncuation “…. that’s what she said. waaaaay”