Wowe

For those of us who are not all that deeply into teen-language, "wowe" in Norwegian means to play World of Warcraft. ❋ Torill (2005)

I have to admit, in our household the constant repetitions of "du må ikkje wowe" had the wrong effect. ❋ Torill (2005)

Apart from alternative warning poems ("Du skal ikkje wowe bort sumarnotta, ho er for ljos til det" as my favourite (original text here)) offered from all members of the family, I immediately had to buy the game! ❋ Torill (2005)

_ Ech þe understandeð þ̵ holi husel  {180} unwurðliche he understant hi {m} seluen eche pine. ⁊ endelese wowe. ❋ Joseph Hall (N/A)

Ac þi lif al þu last in wowe. weylawey deþ þe schal a {} dun þrowe. þer þu wenest heyust to steo. ❋ Joseph Hall (N/A)

+ No but that ye wowe hir to haue hir to your wife, ❋ Nicholas Udall (1530)

Does anyone know how to exchange coupons if I change my mind? cheeriokid: Did you forget to use the discount code? wowe said: Here is a tip. ❋ Unknown (2009)

In celebrating that success Sekhukhune inserted in his sereto (praise-poem) that, "ke hlabile monna ka lerumo gara kgoro a be a hloma motshongwane yake ke pheko ya motse wowe." ( ❋ Unknown (2007)

My husband, who has learned the consequences of saying "aren't computer games dangerous?" came home last week with a new saying: "Du må ikkje wowe. ❋ Torill (2005)