Wotcher

Slang for "What's up" and "What are you up to"

Though many only reference this terms use in Harry Potter, The 2006 Sean Ellis film, Cashback, also has the younger protagonist and his girlfriend greet each other with this colloquial term.

Ben: Wotcher
Tanya: Wotcher

The term is pronounced "watch-uh"

by mz35 October 9, 2008

Wotcher

An updated, shortened version of an older English greeting. The 17th century "What cheer?" became "Wotcher?" with assorted spelling (bein' 'as 'ow it's spoken English)

Wotcher mate, fancy a pint?

by One_who_knows March 10, 2009

Wotcher?

a greeeting in Britain.
hello.howzit..etc

hey UD-ers, wotcher?

by hytham_hammer October 29, 2006

wotcunt

A personalisation of the term "what cunt"

Used as an attatchment to the name of the person that is the most hated in the community.

NOTE: spelt "wot" because it is actually pronounced this way

Man 1: I saw Davies last night
Man 2: Davieswotcunt?
Man 1: Yeah thats the one
Man 2: Hate that bastard

by chad_yessir March 8, 2009

wotcher

A shortened form of "what cheer!"

A greeting between friends, used mainly in London. Also spelled "wotcha."

"Wotcher, Harry!"

-Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

by Lisa Radcliffe April 11, 2005

wotcher

Not used at all in day-to-day English in London.

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is perhaps the only example of "wotcher" being used.

by Incandescent August 6, 2007

wotchufaka

Haoles understand it as "what you fucker" DO NOT SAY THIS IF YOU ARE A TOURIST. YOU WILL DIE.

haole: wotchufaka

local: YOU FAKA WHAT DA FUCK YOU JUST SAID?! YOU FAKA I GOIN LICK YOU FAWKIN CLOWN

by fakawhat June 6, 2014