“What the dish” is a term people defer to instead of saying “what the fuck”, “you fucking what”, “what the flying fuck” or “fucking what” to avoid swearing.
Luxy; I’m thinking of stretching my ears again!
Andy; oh yeah?
Luxy; yeah, just a little bigger, I’m using your cutlery.
Andy; What the dish?
Andy; oh yeah?
Luxy; yeah, just a little bigger, I’m using your cutlery.
Andy; What the dish?
by Pogoextreme December 28, 2020
a greeting used instead hello or hi, that also has a meaning of what are you plans for the and what are you doing, or is everything alright and how can I help
by chr0me_st4rr47 November 27, 2017
a question. a question is a form of communication. it formally asks the recipient of its words to kindly waste some saliva and mouth and tongue movement to provide the requested information
by Krkič October 16, 2019
"No way" "I know right"
by Shelbygirl19 December 03, 2015
Similar to "what it do", but asking of possibilities in the future, not what's going on in the present. It's a greeting like, "whats up?" or "how are you?", posing the question, "what can we make of this?". It's not asking what's happening or what will happen, but what can happen. What can we make of this opportunity which is the present?
by Tolu Agunbiade May 11, 2020
What's saucy is a slang used to say "what's up" or "what's hot/popular" usually used when looking for drama or events.
Ron- Aye rick what's saucy?
Rick- Yoo yesterday at school some chick got her ass handed to her
Ron- damn sounds sick
Rick- Yoo yesterday at school some chick got her ass handed to her
Ron- damn sounds sick
by Ghostyy33 March 07, 2017
by blur trikzz September 08, 2016