This term is used when a girl has a boyfriend but is obviously checking out and flirting with other guys
by CrazyDavy December 1, 2021

by Booty Hanma September 3, 2022

A term used when one manages to get another to do a task inadvertently in full knowledge that they want to feel like a master
by Dips112 March 11, 2009

when something bad happens to someone, especially if they're killed or taken away, that unc has been done got.
by imrickgrimes July 19, 2023

by TMonee123 February 10, 2018

An icebreaker. A phrase questioning the presence of active individuals in any given situation and/or conversation. It can be used to verbally examine "who" is AT a specific place, state of mind, or if they ARE there. It is essential for one to understand that "who" is not a single person, but is more or less, referred to as a specific group of people that are often considered to be a whole. It can be used when someone knocks on your front door, or simply when there is an unexplained radio silence between you and your friends via text message or WhatsApp. The primary use in a group text message chat is to stimulate conversation. You can always count on "Who we got?" to bring you the answers in any state of social confusion.
*Knock Knock*
Philip: "Oh, who we got!"
Harrison: That is my friend Benjamin, I was expecting him.
**Group text message**
Steve: "That was a funny joke David!" (posted over two hours ago)
Steve: "Who we got?" (posted a minute ago)
Jake: We have a number of people!" (posted 2 minutes ago)
Alex: "I'm here!" (posted 2 minutes ago)
David: "Me too!" (posted 3 minutes ago)
Philip: "Oh, who we got!"
Harrison: That is my friend Benjamin, I was expecting him.
**Group text message**
Steve: "That was a funny joke David!" (posted over two hours ago)
Steve: "Who we got?" (posted a minute ago)
Jake: We have a number of people!" (posted 2 minutes ago)
Alex: "I'm here!" (posted 2 minutes ago)
David: "Me too!" (posted 3 minutes ago)
by Tevin Kadescor May 19, 2013
