w

..Wha?
It means you're either confused or dont give a flying fuck.
Best used when someone says something retarded.
(remember its lowercase w! uppercase W means something different!)

Jack: "If you times something by 0 it means that it's the same because 0 is nothing."
Everyone: "w"

by wwhatthefuckk April 5, 2020

w

w

i love w

by wwwwwwwwwww654567 October 15, 2019

k(ys)w

k(ys)w is a trio which consists of three members with their own unique personality. despite the differences, all of them get along and doing their best to help one another. even though they have faced problems, nothing is too big for them to overcome, as long hey have eachother, this trio would never fall. k(ys)w would always be the trio ever to exist. ♡

"K(ys)w is the best trio to ever exist! Nothing can beat us!"

by kieru August 3, 2023

No W

No w is one of the only known weapons that can reflect the mortal no u, making it one of the deadliest things in the universe.
Once used, the enemy will suffer the most horrendous and painful of deaths, and their body will be completely annahilated. It will also destroy their soul, meaning that the one killed by the no w can't go to heaven nor hell
It should be used with caution, since it's destructive power is so great it may cause irreversible damage to allies.

Person 1: Ur mom gay lol
Person 2: No u
Person 1: No w
Person 2 *dies in a way that cannot be described by words*

by Throorht December 21, 2018

y gmuh9ex-8y,8h23úç-,c0 ,m89-wnxmdyded9-w

What you say in an extremely shocking moment.

Person 1: ''Look! I changed my face!''

Person 2: ''Y gmuh9ex-8y,8h23úç-,c0 ,m89-wnxmdyded9-w!''

Person 1: ''Yes! That's right, mate.''

by you think i am serious June 22, 2021

38°43'26.8"N 93°32'56.3"W

A place where people accepted their fate

"People at 38°43'26.8"N 93°32'56.3"W have accepted their fate "the fog is coming". Congratulations"

by EHZD January 4, 2023

John W. Smith Homes (Brightmo Projects)

Public housing in Brightmoor (est. 1942), aka “The Smith Homes” or “Brightmo Projects.” Known for housing generations of Detroit’s Black families, it faced decline with industrial collapse but remains a symbol of community resilience.

“Growing up, all the block parties and beefs happened around the John W. Smith Homes (Brightmo Projects)—Brightmoor wouldn’t be the same without ’em.”

by RealTalkOnlyFool October 10, 2025