1. An acronym, usually meaning "What the fuck", widely used in chat programs, forums, etc.
Note: It doesn't always mean "What", it can also be Who, When, Where, and Why.
2. A phrase used when in shock or surpise.
3. A phrase used when people cannot spell out the whole three words, or just prefer choosing this WTF other than anything more appropiate.
4. Any words that fit in the acronym, WTF, such as
Where's the Food?, What's This For? , Write to File, and What The Freak.
Note: It doesn't always mean "What", it can also be Who, When, Where, and Why.
2. A phrase used when in shock or surpise.
3. A phrase used when people cannot spell out the whole three words, or just prefer choosing this WTF other than anything more appropiate.
4. Any words that fit in the acronym, WTF, such as
Where's the Food?, What's This For? , Write to File, and What The Freak.
Noob #1: WTF H3 1SH CHEETiiNG onMEHz!
Noob #2: WTF, cheetiing? o___o;;
Noob #1: YESHiES! WTF...I wonder what that means...
Noob #2: Dude...Enough. WTF do you mean WTF? -__- Way to Fly?
Noob #2: WTF, cheetiing? o___o;;
Noob #1: YESHiES! WTF...I wonder what that means...
Noob #2: Dude...Enough. WTF do you mean WTF? -__- Way to Fly?
by Jennifer DER ;] January 20, 2006
lolums...WTF!!!
by MyNameIsChloeeee April 21, 2010
by Servine December 15, 2011
has the moral standards of, the 5 w's...what the fuck, why the fuck, where the fuck, who the fuck, when the fuck
by KeViN* April 30, 2003
"Where's the food?"
Like many internet abbreviations, "WTF" originated as an electronic pager abbreviation in the catering industry during the early 1990s. It is thought that many of these abbreviations were first used within the Diamond Events and Catering company in Las Vegas, though there is no documented evidence of this.
Many of these abbreviations, including "WTF," crept into the spoken language of caterers and became common industry lingo. As the use of electronic pagers declined, younger employees first entering the catering industry came to interpret it as a general term of frustration. From there it spread over the internet, where even more people unfamiliar with the original term retroactively assigned it its more well-known meaning.
Other notable examples originating from catering include "BRB" for "be right back" and "AFK," which originally stood for "away from kitchen."
Like many internet abbreviations, "WTF" originated as an electronic pager abbreviation in the catering industry during the early 1990s. It is thought that many of these abbreviations were first used within the Diamond Events and Catering company in Las Vegas, though there is no documented evidence of this.
Many of these abbreviations, including "WTF," crept into the spoken language of caterers and became common industry lingo. As the use of electronic pagers declined, younger employees first entering the catering industry came to interpret it as a general term of frustration. From there it spread over the internet, where even more people unfamiliar with the original term retroactively assigned it its more well-known meaning.
Other notable examples originating from catering include "BRB" for "be right back" and "AFK," which originally stood for "away from kitchen."
The wedding reception is supposed to start in less than two hours and the fish still hasn't arrived. WTF?
by The Ghost of Jimmy Hoffa February 6, 2011
A common understanding that this acronym means:
"What The Fuck" but in reality, this actually means:
"Wow, That's Fantastic!"
"What The Fuck" but in reality, this actually means:
"Wow, That's Fantastic!"
Man:Dude, I did your mom last night.
Man#2: Wtf!
Man: ur mom, dude!! hahaha.
Man#2: I know...Wtf...
Other guy who just walked in: 'Wow, that's fantastic'? what's fantastic?
Man#2: Wtf!
Man: ur mom, dude!! hahaha.
Man#2: I know...Wtf...
Other guy who just walked in: 'Wow, that's fantastic'? what's fantastic?
by IKilledTheParty February 20, 2010