Site Design by Site Hosted by	W wank - to masturbate. e.g. "I was dying for a wank". Can also be used as a negative retort "Oh wank!" and more recently to describe a something considered useless etc. e.g. "I hate the Spice Girls, they're a load of old wank!". wanker - an old English word that is a very common term of abuse. A wanker is an idiot or an unpleasant person. From 19th century Yorkshire dialect meaning 'idiot'. wank mag - pornographic magazine wank off - to masturbate wank on - to bore, talk endlessly. e.g. "Oh for god sake, you really wank on don't you!". wank stain - general term of abuse. wankered - a modern term meaning 'very drunk'. wazz - to urinate. e.g. "I'm just off for a wazz". weasel and stoat - Rhyming Slang for coat. wedge - money. From the appearance of a number of folded notes. Examples of it's use are - "I got paid a fair old wedge for doin' that job" or "Are you wedged-up and ready to go ?". wedgie - a spot of tomfoolery often engaged in by drunken lads where the victim is lifted by his underpant elastic thus pulling the gusset into the bum crack (very painful !). weed - common name for cannabis leaf. well ard/hard - someone or something that is very tough or can be used as an exclamation of appreciation. well I go to the foot of my stairs ! - an archaic exclamation of surprise. well up for it - to be very interested in something. e.g. "If you want to go out Saturday night I'm well up for it !". what's that got to do with the price of eggs ? - a reply given when someone has made an irrelevant statement in regards to the currently discussed subject. whirly - the unpleasant spinning feeling one get's when very drunk. e.g. "I was so off my face last night that I started to get a bit whirly". Suggested by R. Bailey. whistle and flute - Rhyming Slang for suit. e.g. "Be sure to wear a whistle if your coming to the wedding". wicked - excellent, cool. A phrase that has become somewhat over used. From US African American origin. Has been replace by 'bad' and 'phat'. window licker - a name for the sort of 'nutter' who sits next to you on the bus and does something weird. Have heard this one from a number of people but Lee Austin sent me a 'survey form' with it on so he gets the credit. wind up - to tease, to perform a prank. e.g. "You must have seen from a mile away it was a wind up ?". wind-up merchant - someone who specializes in teasing. winner - something that is a potential success. woolie woofter - a character from an Evening Standard cartoon. Taken as Rhyming Slang for 'poofter' (gay man). wonga - money. From the Romany word for coal, 'wanger'. i.e. "I've got loads'a wonga since I got that pay rise.".
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