what's up

A two letter preposition denoting a vector anti parallel to the local gravitational gradient?

What's up?
A two letter preposition denoting a vector anti parallel to the local gravitational gradient?
You're such a fucking geek!

by AnonymousBoschToo November 29, 2018

What the fluff

A viral Instagram challenge which people hold a blanket in front of them and “disappear” (run away) as they drop it in front of an animal such as a dog, cat, turtle, rabbit etc.

John: I did the “What The Fluff” challenge with my cat and he ignored me.
Suzy: Im sorry not even your cat loves you.

by Clarissa is trash July 5, 2018

Whats that noise?

A rhetorical question, this phrase can be used in conversation about someone who has been sexually promiscuous. The phrase refers to the noise made by the female genitals and anus slapping together, after being stretched out of proportion by one or many sexual encounters.

Example - "Whats that noise? Oh yeah I forgot, its your bucket fanny slapping against your bucket anus!"

by pipipipi December 26, 2011

what a savage

savage is carter

carter you are what a savage

by be a savage November 20, 2017

Smaak it or what?

Smaak it or what? Is a phrase used in South Africa

Response to smaak it or what? = “make it”

Kyle: Smaak it or what? Devi : “Make it “🥺

by MainUncle March 17, 2021

yes what?

A phrase used by a senior class in Israel. it is equivalent to the English phrase "what's wrong with you".
when something stupid or not connected to the world is said, the most suitable reply will be:"yes what?"
The origin of the phrase was founded by a Syrian Arab student in Israel known only as Saeed.

A:"Eli!!!!"
B:"Yes what???"

A is digging to B and B then answers:"yes what?"

by Yud-Bet3 May 13, 2005

what the fractal?

often used when someone does not understand a certain idea or situation. most commonly used in a math class, because a fractal has to do with geometric shapes repeating over and over again to make an awesome design that is otherwise useless to the world. duh.

(x+a)^n=∑_(k=0)^n▒〖(n¦k) x^k a^(n-k) 〗

what the fractal??

by BrookieJo January 19, 2010