I found it on some post about a guy that another guy didn’t like on Reddit bc he spoke Russian. My friend doesn’t know what a qwar is, nor do I, nor does OP. Is it a typo?
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Urban Dictionary: qwar https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=qwar
All it says is “qwar means qwar”
It also says "pecker smoocher". And because "qwar" sounds awfully close to "queer", my assumption would be it's a homophobic slur and I will avoid using it / judge anyone who does use it harshly.
I will take someone responding with "qwar means qwar" as they know it's a homophobic slur and they're trying to be hateful while dodging the social repercussions of being a bigot.
Suspect you might be looking for meaning where there is none. Looks like standard "let's make an in-joke" stuff to me
Sure, until I read it's a synonym for "pecker smoocher". Difficult for me to explain that one away.