WAT DAT C LIKE CUZZ

WHEN AN CRIP AND ANOTHER CRIP MEET
CRIPS WAY OF SAYING WASSUP

WAT DAT C LIKE CUZZ REAL REAL CRIPISH

by WHITWHIT V.Y.G BEECH April 2, 2009

wagwan piff ting wats ur bbm pin

from research from bing
it basically means this:

hey whats up hot human give me your phone number

wagwan is a jamaican patois or jamaican english way of saying "whats up"
piff means "high quality", and ting is the autistic version of saying "thing"
a bbm pin is the numbers you'd use to contact someone on the blackberry messenger

memeulous: "wagwan piff ting wats ur bbm pin"

pyrocynical: "you wot mate"

by hygt6yggi July 26, 2017

fuck wat ur goin throw

somehting u say when pepole get on ur nerves or when they do something and u guys are playin wit each other but when u get mad u say it

1.hey gurl wats up gurl i broke ur cd
2. wat the fuck is ur problem
3.dam clam down its just a ccd
1. u know watfuck wat ur goin throw and u get my cd

by tiffanyglenn March 14, 2007

Amiga Pronky wat mut jim godverdomme hier in liwadden

Typically used to express a political view concerning the rapid change of the climate.

Must is sien hé, sitte met hun groate buken, binne krekt dútsers. Amiga Pronky wat mut jim godverdomme hier in liwadden. Steltsje opvreterds. Ja film my mar skop alle 5 de harses in.

by Teuben March 17, 2023

wat

wat means "What About Today" and it is used to ask if someone can go out with you

dude: Hey sir, WAT?
sir: Idk I'm busy with home
dude: If you say so

by gerva9 June 17, 2020

Wat chu up ta?

basically means the same as wuu2, wotcha doing ect. literally, what are you up to?

person a: Wat chu up ta?
person b: doing homework, you?

by AntiChavsHater January 22, 2014

wats the need

an expression of extreme distress - can be varied according to the situation, ie, 'the need pls?'

'that fit bloke is married'
'wat is the neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed'

'your mom is battered'
'wat is the need for such abuse?'

' my train was late, a dog urinated on my shoes and my bag was nicked - there really is no need.' (an example of a slight variation - for use only once the original expression has been mastered.)

by Lyrical gangsteress from Welling February 5, 2004