What for to drink?

The way a drunk server might ask what you want to drink. No one says this consciously, yet it’s still been said many a time.

“What for to drink, ma’am?”
“Excuse me?”
“What for to drink?”
“Is that English?”

by What4 January 20, 2022

What 🗿

When your utterly confused by something either concerning or disturbing

Mom: Hey hun can you pass me the butter? Your dad ate all of it before he left.
You: What 🗿

by SpectacularCr0w October 4, 2021

what the fuheck

When you are about to say what the fuck and you realize a parent/person of authority is in the room so you change it to what the heck

Kid on internet: "what the fuheck?"(sees dad walk in room when about to say what the fuck)
Dad: "whats that you said?"
Kid: heck dad, I totally said heck.....

by shubbyland90909 February 14, 2014

What is this behavior

A phrase commonly used by Indian teachers/judgmental relatives who think they have the right to criticize any tiny action you make. Also similar to:
"aRe YoU oN yOuR SenSes!?"
"tHiS iS UnAcCepTaBl!"

Teenager: Comes home 5 minutes late
Judgmental Auntie: "wHat Is tHiS BeHavIor?!"

Student: Whispers to their classmate

Indian Teacher: "aRe YoU oN YOuR SenSes!?"

by Just A Dead Fish November 30, 2019

what's good

"Hello"; "What's up"; a greeting. Sometimes used sarcastically or as a way of saying "what's your problem".

1: Hey man, what's good?

2: And now, back to this bitch who had a lot to say about me the other day in the press-- Miley, what's good?

by Chrispies July 2, 2016

what to do?

type in google: games

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type in google: minecraft

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what to do? I 'm bored.

by hdjgks April 24, 2021

What the Christ

It means What the F*ck or What the Hell in a softer language. You can say this with What the jesus

"I broke my arm"
"What the Christ!"

by NonGMORice April 20, 2018