"Phwoar" is now an official word of the English Language

[ToyotaClock]

shit

[Topcatyo]

Hey guys, the Oxford Dictionary is making up words. I wish I could legitimize any word.

Fisticuffs is better. It is such a great word that it should be made a word again, effectively creating a double word. It is worth x2 the points in Scrabble.

I agree wholeheartedly.

[FullMoonClock]

am i the only one who's never heard of this "word" until now?

You're not alone.

[INoodleClock]

Where have you people been? Phwoar has been used for as long as I can remember, twonk, riffage, argh, plank (as a noun for stupid), hoody and crunk have also been added - I want some of what Oxford's smoking.

How new words enter the OED.

I hear some gangsta slang terms have been added as well, but I don't care for those.

[Steve]

haha actually i aint been called a plank since i was 8

[HorseChestnutClock]

so phwoar is "woah"?

"phwoar" - meaning an "expression of enthusiastic or lubricious approval"

Are you kidding me. That doesn't even sound like a word. More like a pile of consonants with two wovels that you randomly shout when losing track of what you're saying.

[Mr.Grimm]

Are you kidding me. That doesn't even sound like a word. More like a pile of consonants with two wovels that you randomly shout when losing track of what you're saying.

That seems true. It sounds like it means "Whoa" which is a word you use if you are clueless or surprised.

[Lump Clock]

-and then we kissed and it was getting hotter and hotter and she stuck her hands down my pants and then- then- and- and- and- PHWOAR!!!

[YoYoClock]

Yeh it's a pretty english thing. It's pronounced like the number four, with a w right after the F

Fwour

[Exclamation Mark]

Yeh it's a pretty english thing. It's pronounced like the number four, with a w right after the F

Fwour

pretty much that.

I've heard about phoar for as long as I can remember.

[Mr.Grimm]

Reminds me...


THAT'S SO PHWOARING WEIRD!

[Topcatyo]

PHWOAR, YOU'RE RIGHT

Also I figured it was pronounced like "are" but with "phw" at the beginning.

[HitchhikerClock]

am i the only one who's never heard of this "word" until now?

yes
I mean no
me neither