Withe

Preposition. Old English. Used as a replacement to 'with' but to exclaim the extreme approval of a situation where two people are in close proximity with each other, generally within the flirting or playful mannerisms.

it's obvious how they were born to be withe each other!

by All_The_Good_Names_Were_Gone March 7, 2011

Withe

Contraction of the term "with the" similar to what don't is to "do not"

P1: Did you hear about Dennis?
P2: Is he the one withe massive siamese twin growing out of his forehead?
P3: No, that is Ricky

by theambivalentmagnificence November 9, 2017

Withe

A compound word for the words "with" and "the".

Dude 1: Yo bro who are you going to the movies with?
Dude 2: I am going withe girl I met last week, Sally.

by JellyLover109 March 7, 2019

Withe

It means all the bad words;)

I was with the boys and a withe walked into the room

by Ldg forever January 15, 2020

withe

When a person is writing fast the combine with and the

*typing fast* macaroni withe chicken strips

Me: oh no… I put my with and the together!

by Dds discount811 April 8, 2022

Withe

With and The together

I hate withe utmost passion amongus

by bannana22675 January 8, 2023

Withe

combanation of the word with and the

pronounced with-the

do you want me to come withe food

by zxcvbnmklkjhgfdsaqwertyuiop August 2, 2023