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noun

• homie. From rap music. Also spelled woady.

  That woady is my dad.

  Last edited on Mar 28 2014. Submitted by Justin K. from San Diego, CA, USA on Feb 02 2000.

• form of address for a friend.

  What's up, whoadie?

  • See more words with the same meaning: friend, friends.

  Last edited on Apr 18 2011. Submitted by jawanda j. from Upland, PA, USA on Mar 03 2000.

• a person.

            
  
  Citation from Master P censored in hope of resolving Google's penalty against this site.

  Last edited on Mar 28 2014. Submitted by Julian C. from Miami, FL, USA on Jan 15 2002.

• a friend, a dawg.

  Last edited on Mar 28 2014. Submitted by Julian C. from Miami, FL, USA on Jan 16 2002.

• redneck for a person. Also spelled wodie.

  Where you at, wodie?

  Last edited on Mar 28 2014. Submitted by Betsy L. from Calgary, AB, Canada on Jan 16 2002.

• a home boy / guy friend. "Whoadette" is the female version: a homegirl / girl friend.

  Last edited on Mar 28 2014. Submitted by Josobootiful from Houston, TX, USA on Jun 12 2002.

• a lower-class person.

  What's up, Wodie.

  Last edited on Mar 28 2014. Submitted by Anonymous on Nov 10 2002.

adjective

• damaged, jammed, or out of alignment.

  I can't open the car door because it got whockerjawed in the accident.

  • See more words with the same meaning: broken.

  Last edited on Jan 13 1998. Submitted by Rob Miller from Moline, IL, USA on Jan 13 1998.

noun

• friend. Pronounced "hood-ee" or "whoa-dee."

  We're from the same hood (aka neighborhood). He's my whodi.

  (by Joe Gervais of Saint Paul MN, Jun 22, 2011)

  See that dude? He's my whodi.

  • See more words with the same meaning: friend, friends.

  Last edited on Jun 22 2011. Submitted by Krista K. from Kitchener, ON, Canada on Nov 01 2001.

notes

• Most likely an extension of the word hood; but in reference to a person, "whodi" sounds like hood-ee -- making "whodi" the ebonic spelling (i.e. "hoo" sounds like "who"; so, hood becomes "whod", and "ee" becomes "i" -- thus, hood-ee becomes "whod-i"). Ebonics spelling reference: "w" is usually added whenever possible; see spelling and definition of dawg. (by Joe Gervais from Saint Paul, MN -- June 22, 2011)
  
  Possibly from New Orleans which is divided into areas called "wards." "Whodi" is then "wardee", i.e. a person from one's ward.

  Last edited on Jun 22 2011. Submitted by Anonymous on Jul 28 2003.

• a work of fiction in the crime mystery genre.

  Last edited on Sep 21 2009. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Sep 21 2009.

• See the fuck.

  I'm 18 now, so I should be able to date whoever the fuck I want.

  Last edited on Dec 19 2011. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Dec 19 2011.

• See the hell.

  Last edited on Aug 01 2011. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Aug 01 2011.

• alcohol.

  Last edited on Jan 11 2008. Submitted by Pat P. from Broken Arrow, OK, USA on Jan 11 2008.

• also "who shot John." comes from an old British children's game and made its way into the British military as a term used when people are arguing and pointing the finger at others when trying to get themselves out of a bind. Nixon and Bush both used the phrase that way by saying something to the effect of, "I'm not going to play a game of Who Shot John in this situation" as in I'm not going to play the blame game.
  • See more words with the same meaning: British, UK slang (list of).

  Last edited on May 17 2011. Submitted by Pat P. from Broken Arrow, OK, USA on Jan 11 2008.

• See in fuck.

  Last edited on Jan 05 2013. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Jan 05 2013.