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What is ewing?
the word ew is commonly used by izaiah rodriguez whenever someone drags him or says something cringe, also used when someone is rude to you/ or someone else
example 1:
person: youβre ugly
you: ew
example 2:
person: letβs get turnt
you: ew
ewing - meme gif
ewing - video
Ewing - what is it?
word used to describe something gross
GIRL # 1- EWWW, Spiders
GIRL # 2- EWWW
What does "ewing" mean?
Something people say when they are disgusted! "Ew!!" You might say it when you see a bug that terrifies you.. Maybe a spider, maybe a roach! Ew! How gross!
Ew! That spider almost jumped on me!
Ewing - what does it mean?
(interjection) an exclamation of disgust
I just stepped in a horse turd--ew!
Ewing - meaning
A term of affection used by Southern Gentlemen while courting Female California Snubs; A real panty dropper!
How are ewe?", I Love ewe!, "Ewe drive me crazy!" and "Ewe had me at ewe!
Ewing - definition
very big family. and have lots of background
you are part of the ewings family right?
Ewing - slang
not necessarily the word ewe as in sheep, but it is a facial expression.
words like this may include owo and uwu
my friends are weird
it's pronounced ΔwΔ
Josie just got her braces off, ewe!
Morgan likes twenty one pilots, ewe!
Josephine likes using the word ewe, and also invented it!
Ewing
A term used to describe Harry Potter fanfiction (see fanfiction for more detail) that disregards the epilogue at the end of the last, seventh, Harry Potter book.
It stands for "Epilogue, What Epilogue?"
In addition, the term is mostly used by slash fanfic writers who were upset at the end of the novels that there were no clearly defined homosexual pairings.
Warnings For this Fic: EWE (It does not follow the epilogue, though it may follow the plot of HP Book 7.)
Ewing
Ew is literally what I say after I read every definition on this sick site.
Every.
Single.
Definition.
Some weirdo even sexualized a CAR.
Ew ew. ew. ew. ew. ew. ew.
Yes, that's right, it's it's own sentence/s.
Ewing
v. ewinged, ewinging, ewings
v.tr
1. to cause (eg. a party) to split into two sub-parties, due to mutual incompatibility between the guests.
v.intr
2. (of a party) to split into two sub-parties
Background:
Named after John Ewing, legend in several fields, whose flatwarming party was the first to display this trait, after half of the guests decamped to the kitchen on the arrival of several of his classmates from university.
"The party really ewinged after those twunts arrived."
"Oh dear, we've ewinged this party."