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

What's Up?

A commonly used word in high schools that means "Whats going on?" "Whats good?" or "Whats happening?"

Also sometimes abbreviated as 'Sup'

Example 1

Person 1: Sup brah

Person 2: Nothin' much man. Just chillin'

Example 2:

Person 1: Yo man. help me out with dis!

Person 2: What's up?

Person 1: I need help with dis dumb english assignment!

Person 2: No worries bro. Here's my paper from last year!

by YoloMan12345 September 27, 2018

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's tea?

The phrase one says in order to get the latest in one's squad.

"I'm sorry I couldn't make it to the bar last night. What's tea?"

by TheGreenBowtie June 12, 2018

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's hadenin

ghetto rap way of saying, "what's happening?"

Me: Hello Jamar, what a swell day. How are you?

Jamar: What's hadenin?

by bubbles12227 March 21, 2013

OwO, what's this?

A question commonly asked of the ancient Egyptian god of knowledge, Thoth, also known as Θώθ by the Greeks, which has been simplified as OwO by modern internet dwellers for ease of use.

Person: "OwO, what's this?"

Θώθ: "Why don't you tell me? They're your pants."

by Solhir August 13, 2022