Definition of "warry" [war•ry]

• See warye. (verb-transitive)

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• "Back when I played this game before it was "warry"."
• "Most of the journo's I've worked with are TOO keen to get into the action myself and the our security advisor frequently had to grip a certain American reporter who wanted 'warry' shots with aircraft in the background that woud have involved me standing on rubble with camera on shoulder: We could hear the Israeli choppers about 2K away."
• "Tomorrow or maybe on the weekend, thanx to Sweet Jane, we will be manning up with a big warry, alt hist topic."