No cap, this category is bussin fr fr.
What is the world coming too
what is your problem
what the f**k do you mean
what the f**k was that
what the heck are you doing
who the hell are you
where the hell have you been?
what time is it where you are
what the mother f**king hell
what time are we meeting?
what you looking at?
What would David Hasselhoff do
what would you do to me
A term used to describe a person who is "too obedient" to his or herSO.
The acronym/abbreviation combo is typically used online and in text messages. In texts, it may be utilized to get someone to not go anywhere until you arrive at the location, like when you don't want a person to enter the movie theater until you arrive and can go in with him.
Before someone you're chatting with shares a secret or explicit message, they might ask WITR (who's in the room). This person wants to make sure no one could possibly look at your screen and read the message they're about to send.
For example, you may boast to your colleagues in a message that you have the highest WPM, and a competition ensues to settle the debate. Or, you may apply for a professional assistant position and put "100 WPM" on your résumé.
An exasperated Squidward reference used to express shock and disapproval at someone's cursed confession or questionable life choices. The all-caps format perfectly captures the exact tone of existential horror in Squidward's voice.
A wonderfully nonsensical placeholder word for stuff, things, objects, or general whatnots when your brain can't be bothered to remember the actual name. It's "thingamajig" for people who think they're more creative than they actually are.
A variant of 'w00t,' this leetspeak exclamation expresses triumph, excitement, or general jubilation in gaming and internet culture. It's what happens when 'woot' goes through the 1337 translator and comes out the other side.
A portmanteau of "wannabe" and "gangsta" describing someone who talks tough but whose most rebellious act was probably jaywalking once. This person owns every Wu-Tang album but lives in their parents' basement in the suburbs. Essentially, all bark and zero street credentials.
A delightful regional pronunciation of 'wash' that adds a mysterious 'r' where none linguistically belongs. Common in certain American dialects, particularly rural areas, this word is the linguistic equivalent of sweet tea—distinctly regional and utterly charming to outsiders.
A way a of expressing joy or congratulating someone in a sarcastic way Another way of saying this is Whoopdee FUCKING doo but usually is said whoopdee fricking doo This can also be associated with words like la di fucking da or hip fucking hooray/hoofuckingray