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What is Wilt?
when someone gets dissed bad and they don't say anythin
GUY-dude ur a fucking idiot and i banged ur mom
GUY 2-uhhhhh.....
Wilt - meme gif
Wilt - video
Wilt - what is it?
Red character from the show "Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends" who lacks an arm, and has a friendly deminor, almost to a fault. Also a favorite character from the show for most people. Voice is done by former MadTV cast member Phil LaMar
Wilt from "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends" sure is a swell guy
What does "Wilt" mean?
an analogy to a plant when it is wilting. doubling over towards the ground. to become weak.
without h2o-dehydrated.
stop farting your making me wilt
Wilt - what does it mean?
The action of wasting entire days under a quilt or wilt
"I spent all day wilting it on the sofa"
Wilt - meaning
A word meaning lame, boring, outdated, etc.
Originated from Sandusky, Ohio.
On The Way Back From Cedar Point:
Renee: The Iron Dragon was soooo wilt!
Megan: What does that mean?
Andrea: Megan you're so wilt. It means lame!
Yvonne: Birds are cool.
Wilt - definition
An acronym for the phrase: What I'm Listening To
often used by people who have MSN and use their iTunes/listen to music while on msn. Therefore creating the acronym WILT
Rachel: "Hey Justine check out my WILT it's so jokes".
Justine: "Lol Rachel you would be listening to Aarons Party by Aaron Carter".
Wilt - slang
Pretty much a beast
See also: Tank, PanzerTank, MegaPanzertank
Jesus christ, wilt that shit was brutal.
Wilt
When one is coming down from such an amazing high, then they are wilting. Can be referred to as burning out.
"How you feeling?"
"Kinda wilted dude..."
"Want some more *water*?"
"Yeaaaaa boy! Fill up the vacuole!"
"Yo, hows your nucleus doinn'?"
"Sorta wilted... "
"You pansy."
Wilt
I'm gonna get a Wilt of donuts.
Wilt
Just a controversial character from the 2000s Cartoon Network show Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends (FHfIF). He is the show's a fan-favorite character for most people.
"I'm sorry, but..." - the catchphrase format that Wilt uses at start of questions