Meanings
plural wonderwalls
- A very dependable person
Because maybe/You're gonna be the one that saves me/And after all/You're my wonderwall
1995, Noel Gallagher, “Wonderwall”, in (What's the Story) Morning Glory?, performed by Oasis2 more examples
I am eternally indebted to Barbara Sawrey, who made me laugh the most along this journey. Everyone needs a wonderwall, and she's mine.
2009, Sherry Seethaler, Lies, Damned Lies, and ScienceDaphne Zablonski had become his wonderwall, the person he was drawn to when they were out with their friends and thought about in the hundreds of hours in between.
2020, Melissa Foster, Tempted by Love
Origin
From the 1995 song Wonderwall, by Oasis.
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