I am often called "way-doe" What is the correct spelling and literal meaning?

Question

I believe this to mean pale white guy.

Answer 1

Could the word be "Huero" ?

Defined as ' a person with light colored hair' ?

• And we have a winner. This is exactly what I was looking for and, it is what I understood it to mean. - learningespa Aug 30, 2009
• Don't thank me. Thank Bruce Springsteen. I picked up the word from an old song of his.. - BJOConnor425 Aug 31, 2009

Answer 2

The correct spelling is

güey

I found this written by a Mexican:

1. Si, güey, me quedé de ver con Luis (güey) en el "farbucks" (güey), y me dijo que la (güey) de su novia chocó (güey), que oso (güey)
2. Oye (güey), no has visto al (güey) de Luis? -aquí güey es "tonto"
3. Fíjate que el (güey) de Luisa no va a ir -aquí güey es "novio"

I also found this:

wey mexican slang, wey = dude

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Answer 3

Although I don't know exactly what is being said, I think the first part is actually "Wey" in Mexico it is term of endearment, among friends.

• Guey.... :) - Nikkipedia Aug 30, 2009

Answer 4

Could it be you're hearing "way-boe"?

If so, it is huevo, and they are calling you an egg or a testicle.

• Hmm... I never thought about that, let's see what he says. - LAtINaPunKRO Aug 30, 2009
• There is a distinct difference between "huevo" and "WAY-DOE" I understand it to mean a light or fair complexed person. - learningespa Aug 30, 2009