Sentence examples for mean a willy from inspiring English sources
In a horror VR film or game, that might mean a scene starting with a view of an empty room, with a monster lurking, ready to scare the willies out of you when you turn around.
Further, Fanon argues, that the colonial racist understanding of the world that developed in the current assumedly colonial situation at that time meant a kind of mental straitjacket for the colonized: "Willy-nilly, the Negro has to wear on the livery that the white man has sewed for him".
If WW does get caught -- and by "WW," we mean Willy Wonka, Walt Whitman or Walter White -- hopefully he won't have an excuse like three men in North Carolina, who said they trekked into the forest looking for ghosts.
"I think what we have in the administration is a bunch of thoughtful people trying to make good decisions, and that doesn't mean taking on willy-nilly a bunch of environmental regulations in ways that wouldn't be responsible policy and wouldn't be politically responsible," said Doug Crandall, a top Republican aide to the House Resources Committee.
Updated at 9.06pm GMT 8.58pm GMT Sharon Osbourne is now making jokes about Harry Styles' "little stick... that means his willy" Thanks for clarifying.
That meant Willy was the one walking around with a huge dent in his head.
What do you mean?' 'Not a single bum or willy.
You can only imagine... a huge billboard of Justin Bieber and Clone-A-Willy in West Hollywood.
"We are offering Mr. Bieber a million dollars to endorse "Clone-A-Willy".
Clone-a-Willy (buy at cloneawilly.com for $44.95).
