what waist

Someone who has a very snatched waist

Person 1: Dang did you see Keyshia, she shaped like a coke bottle

Person 2: Hey Keyshia how did you get your waist so small

Keyshia: What waist?

by GG so coooool November 17, 2020

what it can be

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?

What it can be fellas? Are we gonna make this money or what?

by Tolu Agunbiade May 11, 2020

What the Poes?

English/Afrikaans translation of What the Cunt?

Commonly used by S.A. Afrikaners as a way for frustration, confusion or anger. It could be used in the same way as "What the Fuck!?"

Person 1: "I saw your girlfriend cheating on you at the club yesterday."
Person 2: "What the Poes?, fok man!"

by ThaSauceKid🥶😈 July 14, 2020

What the juice

What the juice is saying what the fuck and in a confusing way saying it inappropriately

What the juice was that?

by Soleyboi July 30, 2020

whats the craic

cilli from derry

(cilli joins the lobby) us yupping it cilli "whats the craic" us not yupping it anymore

by whats the craic August 27, 2020

What the hell

What the hell is a question you ask when you want to know why something occurred or what is going on.

Example: You would say "what the hell" when your teenage daughter comes in an hour after curfew with a older man.

Her: What the hell? Honey, why is there a lipstick in your coat pocket!?
Him: Oh, I found it outside and was going to give it to you. Because you're special! Surprise!
Her: Yeah right..
Her:

by Cmino November 21, 2017

what's up

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

so what's up?
yeah man what's up?
what's up?
what's up? 👋🏼

by chr0me_st4rr47 December 11, 2017