the ol what for

Giving someone "the ol what for" is giving them the comeuppance that they richly deserve. And in no uncertain terms.

He called in to give the radio host "the ol what for" when he heard his outrageous remarks.

by Raoul the Fool November 10, 2013

The What For

When you give it to someone, in the vagina or the anus and you are giving them 'The What For' pretty damn hard.

1. Anonymous person; "Well there are ladies in the room, and for better lack of terms: I was giving her 'The What For'"

2. "Railing that bitch."

by Momma Hay July 21, 2010

give them the what for

beat them up, fight them
jojos reference

“don’t let them get away! give them the what for!”

by mxsxto June 6, 2024

Witness Protection For What

A wise thing some small streamer dude called viper dark or some shit like that said

Person 1: Witness protection for what?!?
Person 2: No one was convicted of anything!!!

by witnessprotectionforwhat April 14, 2022

Lord forgive me for what im about to do

Implys that the poster is about to masturbate to the post above.

Masturbation is a sin so they're asking for the lords forgiveness.

guy 1: posts photoshopped picture of thanos with a big ass
guy 2: lord forgive me for what im about to do

by blueoystercultfan24 November 30, 2019

Turn Down For What

To "turn up" is to get drunk and/or high, party, and forget about life for awhile. To "turn down" would be to get serious, go to work, and deal with reality.

Turn Down For What (the song) is a social commentary making the point that many people -- especially in "the hood" -- feel that even if they do "turn down" and do everything society expects of them, the deck is still so stacked against them that their lives still will not improve.

So why bother to turn down, if there's nothing to turn down for?

We shouldn't waste our lives turning up constantly. Maybe we should turn down.

Turn down for what? What's the point? I might as well just make myself feel good and enjoy living for the moment.

by Rubric77 May 27, 2019

for what?

A term used as an interrogative sentence meaning "Why" or "How". This term is often used in informal situations when proper speech is not necessary.

1: That guy just got into an accident.

2: For what?

1: Well, he ran a red light and the other car crashed into him.

by pushitpushit May 4, 2009