watcha say

The new version of "wat"

Jacob: dude, I have herpes but your mom didn't mind last night.

Chris: watcha say?!

by freakishlyyours February 28, 2010

wanchan

A dog. Similar to "doggie", the term is generally only used by Japanese people, people who are learning Japanese, and otaku.

Person 1: "Ohayo, my tomodachi! Check out my wanchan!"
Person 2: "What the Sam fuckin' Hill are you saying? Jesus, man, you should have picked a different language."

by Tez, a man March 6, 2010

Screen watcher

A person participating in any act of gaming, while watching the opponents screen to gain the lead as a poor advantage. Usually the person lacks skill and performance in gaming so they have to watch other peoples screens to know where they are at all times.

"Hey Ron? How the hell did you know where i was ?" "Cause i am god, ha ha , just kidding. I was watching your screen". -(me)"You have no skill man, your such a screen watcher"

by toeknee666tiger October 12, 2009

bird watcher

a guy who hangs in public bathrooms trying to look at your penis

For having 10 empty urinals the damn bird watcher had to come pee right next to me.....

by mademan007 October 3, 2008

clock watcher

when you watch the clock for the last 15 minutes at work for your shift to end and punch out not 1 minute late!

he would watch all the clocks at work towards the end of his shift, as soon as his 4'oclock work day was done, boom!, punched out and out the door without a minute to spare! he's the best clock watcher in this buisness

by russ sharp March 3, 2012

hog watcher

An individual who looks at other men's dicks.

Lawrence is a hog watcher

by Robfirmino December 8, 2016

their eyes were watching god

A book containing many very annoying black southern colloquialisms, with a horrible storyline about a black woman's oppressed life. Of course, she has to throw in a bunch of sexual innuendos involving pear trees, flowers, and bumblebees. If you like reading about a little town called Eatonville where only blacks live, and people from miles around gather to see the new lamppost installed, you'd love this book. If you 're anything like a cognitive human being that requires some kind of respectable theme or decent storyline to enjoy something, stay far away from this book.

Our AP English class got assigned to read Their Eyes Were Watching God, regardless of the fact that everything else we've read contains 200% more thought-provoking content than this garbage.

by Cognizant April 20, 2005