(postposition, Japanese)
The Japanese postposition (like a preposition except after a word) "wa" is the topic marker, which identifies the topic (duh) of the sentence. The literal meaning is "As for (noun)." Usually the topic and the subject are the same thing, but only if the topic has already been introduced; otherwise, you use the subject marker "ga." Additionally, "wa" can be used to indicate contrast or emphasis of the subject. The way "wa" is being used depends on context and intonation.
Topic: Watashi wa koukousei desu. ("I am a high school student.")
Contrast: Biiru wa nomimasu ga, wain wa nomimasen. ("I drink beer, but I don't drink wine.")
As an aside: Wa is not a verb; verbs are always at the end of a sentence in Japanese. Wa is not the Japanese copula, "desu" is; all wa does is tell you what the hell is being talked about. Don't be stupid and think of it any other way.
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To use oranges for sexual pleasure. More tame version of Za as oranges are less zingy (see 'Za')
"Do you want to Za tonight?"
"No, I'll Wa you though?"
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An Irish term commonly used to describe a person of traveller background but also used to describe any uncultured, ill-mannered person. Similar to scobe and knacker with similar dress sense.
Jaysus those look their from Wa's of Limerick...
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Wa is an expression used in chats to express that you are crying.
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Pronounced just as it looks. "Wa" means something that is really great, or awesome! Something that really excites you, or makes you happy. "Wa" takes the place of the former used "sweet" and often used "sick".
"Wa" stands for "Wicked Awesome".
-Dude, that show is wa!
-Oh man, check out this wa cell phone I just got!
-Im suprised. I hate reading, but that book was actually pretty wa!
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something your mom will make up while she is sleeping
whats that witchy wa wa