whiz
To urinate.
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Expressions you’ll hear in the US — distinctly American usage first, then widespread staples.
who
whose
whooped
Flawless.
whoops
To vomit.
whoosh
A homicide by shooting.
why keep a dog and bark yourself
One should not do something that one has hired someone else to do.
wickedly
very
wife's best friend
The penis.
wiggy
Crazy.
wimpoid
A wimp.
Windward Passage
The anus.
wing
Human arm.
wingding
A fit or spasm.
wingwang
A penis.
winky
The penis.
Winnie the Pooh
A shoe.
wipers
Ypres
wise as an owl
Very wise.
wise guy
A knowledgeable or successful sports bettor.
witchoo
with you
wizard's sleeve
The vagina.
wobbly pop
Beer.
wong
The penis.
wonga
Money.
wonkypedia
Wikipedia.
woof one's cookies
To vomit.
wopperjawed
askew
word up
I approve; I agree.
work out
To calculate.
work up
To raise; to excite; to stir up.
workie
An intern.
worm castle
Hardtack.
wors
boerewors
wozzles
A blowjob.
wristy
A handjob.
wrongamundo
Wrong.
wuff
A wolf.
wet behind the ears
Inexperienced.
when the chips are down
In very serious situation.
wikt:cut the mustard|
To perform well; to meet expectations.
wild goose chase
A frustrating or lengthy undertaking that accomplishes little.
with bells on
Enthusiastically.
with open arms
With great affection or enthusiasm.
within an ace of
Very close to.
w-shaped recession
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
wag a finger
scold or warn someone
wag the dog
To divert attention from a problem by creating a distraction
waist-deep in the Big Muddy
overwhelmed in a difficult situation
wait and see
To delay making a decision or taking action until the outcome is known
wait around
To stay in a place expecting something to happen
wait for Godot
Wait indefinitely for something that may never happen
wait for it
To wait for something expected or anticipated to happen
wait for the ball to drop
to wait for something to happen or be announced
wait for the dust to settle
to wait until a situation becomes calm and clear
wait for the other shoe to drop
To wait for the inevitable next event or consequence
wait in the wings
To be ready to take action or replace someone at a moment's notice
wait on hand, foot and finger
To serve someone extremely attentively and eagerly
wait on someone hand and foot
To serve someone extremely attentively and thoroughly
wait on someone hand, foot and finger
To serve someone extremely attentively and thoroughly
wait out
To remain in a place until something ends or passes