a modernized version of "What Would Jesus Do?" which instead asks "What Would Till Do?" referring to Rammstein lead singer Till Lindemann.
After Alice's best friend spread a rumor about her, Alice asked herself, "WWTD?"
Her best friend was promptly tied up and set on fire.
Her best friend was promptly tied up and set on fire.
by nele lorenz July 30, 2008
by the pharmicist September 20, 2020
What would Towelie Do? Towelie is a recurring character/towel on South Park who enjoys smoking marijuana and "getting a little high."
"I don't smoke marijuana, but if it's vaporized I guess I'm not technically smoking it...hmmmm....WWTD?"
by AlexlikeBaldwin July 14, 2009
Acronym for "What Would Tiger Do," often used to imply, in any given situation, would Tiger Woods would do; is usually meant to be used in a sex-related scenario.
Man 1: Dude, my wife caught me cheating with another woman. She's planning to leave me. What should I do?
Man 2: Ask yourself, WWTD.
Man 1: Oh. So pay my wife to stay with me while continuing to have sex with my mistress?
Man 2: Ask yourself, WWTD.
Man 1: Oh. So pay my wife to stay with me while continuing to have sex with my mistress?
by LuiJ January 16, 2010
Stands for "What would Teresa do?"...she's the phunky bitch who has no dating fear or shame. This phrase should be used in bars and other pick-up places when one is feeling shy or scared to approach a guy. In these situations, one can use the basic pick-up line "Hey, gotta girlfriend? Wanna go out?" etc.
Two girls in a bar, staring at some hot dude a few tables down.
Girl #1: "I can't do it. I just can't do it.
#2: "Just go say hi...just walk up to him and say hi!"
#1: "I don't think I can do it."
#2: "Dude. WWTD?"
#1: "You're totally right. I'm going."
Girl #1: "I can't do it. I just can't do it.
#2: "Just go say hi...just walk up to him and say hi!"
#1: "I don't think I can do it."
#2: "Dude. WWTD?"
#1: "You're totally right. I'm going."
by P. Beyotch January 15, 2007
“What would thérèse do? “(Wwtd)
This saying is for when your stressed out normally during births just think What would thérèse do? typically used for Doula‘s/midwives
This saying is for when your stressed out normally during births just think What would thérèse do? typically used for Doula‘s/midwives
I am a midwife and I’m super stressed out at a birth so To help me calm down in the situation I think Wwtd
by Melmel.grace March 15, 2022