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Short for Squidward. Refers to a squiddy teenager. Usually, someone who is rather cringe and very white.
Bot: Yo, look at the socks on that ward.
Tez: What is that ward doing in my room, get him out of here he smells like squid!
Ward is soft-spoken, but their shyness gives them charm. They love music, kids, and potato chips. When you first get to know them, you will feel something different about them, something authentic, childlike, and brave. They aren't afraid to live life as themself, even when the world turns against them. They are emotionally intelligent and can pick up on anything. Don't try to give them a false impression, they can always sense when you're holding something back. They are kind and devoted. They are lovely and beautiful. They are really good at Mario Kart. The thing they want most in the world is to be there for the people they love. Their smile crinkles up their eyes. Their hugs are the safest, most comfortable place in the world.
Ward has always, does always, and will always deserve love.
Person who is legally under the protection or care of another person (without kinship and without adoption).
My ward is a good person.
obtaining mysterious or supernatural powers; magical
The squid was ward and could turn human at any given moment. I guess you could say it was squidward.
Is the coolest guy,nicest boyfriend you can have. will always stay loyal to you
Refers to the act of sending a new message in a group chat or messaging platform with the intention of confirming whether a previous message, sent by another member of the group, has been read by one or more recipients. This term is commonly used in messaging applications where read receipts are not directly associated with specific messages, requiring individuals to send their own messages as a way to indirectly monitor the read status of a particular message.
I wasn't sure if anyone noticed Emily's message about the potluck dinner, so I did some chat warding by sending a quick hello. Sure enough, the read receipts lit up, so I knew everyone got the memo.