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Define Werd Meaning

Werd
Deriving from the American character "word," werd is an acknowledement of what a fellow person has said. It will sometimes come after a laugh, just letting them know you accept what they're saying.

Friend 1: "Hey! You see that fly chicken over there?"
Friend 2: "Werd!! You see her friend?"
By Ede
Werd
1. What you say to sound interested or to avoid talking to someone annoying.
2. Used in replacement for "oh" or "really" ; when surprised.
3. Used when something funny was heard.
4. Used when something is phat or really kool.
5. Agreeing with what someone just said.

1. Annoying person: Yo dawg wassup?
You: werd
-or-
Annoying person: I'm so fucking wasted dawg!
You: werd

2. Someone: Yo dawg, I just got a hott system that cost madd cash!
You: Werd?!
3. Someone: Yo, this fat bitch was talkin' madd shit about me. So I smacked that bitch up!!
You: hahaha, werd
4. You: Yo, dat system in yo car is madd werd yo.
5. Someone: Yo the bitch is so stupid!
You: Werd man, she is.
By Ame
Werd
yeah

"I was sleep walking mom?"
"Werd, yo, you was in the kitchen!"
By Robena
Werd
1. An exclamation used as a form of agreement.
2. An exclamation used as a form of contentment.
3. Also used as a greeting.

"Dude, that is one hot chick!"
- "Werd."

(Half-naked women dance on stage)
" *sigh* Werd..."

"Werd, dog! What up?"
- "Nothin' much"
By Elyssa
Werd
Acknowledgement to anything.

'Werd'
By Minny
Werd
1. A word usually used when something to the favor of the speaker happens.
2. A general word used in no certain occasion.

1. Your comin down this weekend?!? Werd!
2. Werd.
By Madelene
Werd
Term that was formally black slang, but is now used by white guys in basketball shorts, tank tops, and glasses.

White guy wigger 1: Yo letz go shoot some hoops and blast some Vanilla Ice at the court b'hind da school

White wigger 2: Ay we hit up 7-11 and get us some slurpees first?

White wigger 1: Werd *makes "hang-loose" sign with hand*
By Karalee
Werd
Versatile general acknowledgment. Can be used to express interest, OR when the speaker is too lazy or uninterested to actually interpret what was said.

Person 1: Make sure that you after you are done.

Person 2: Werd. L8r
By Merilee
Werd
this can be used to replace any word.

Me:That is some sweet shit.
You: Werd
Me:Werd up dawg.
You: Nothin much, werd.
Me: Werd.
You: WErd?
Me: I did this chick the other day, werd.
You: werd.
By Brigid
Werd
doesn't really mean too much
kinda like a loserish ghetto form of "cool"

#1: i'm goin to the pool.
#2: werd.
By Neille