watchatalkinabeet

Meaning: “What are you talking about?” Used by Sassy the Sasquatch in “The Big Lez Show” an Australian animated Youtube series

Lez: “did you see that Sassy?”

Sassy: “What?”

Lez: “that big yellow thing over there”

Sassy: “watchatalkinabeet”

by YaboiIsaac February 27, 2020

watchaupto

short for "what are you up to?"

when "what's up", "sup", "how's it going", and "how are you" just don't cut it

me: watchaupto?
friend: chillin bro, straight up chillin

by outerbanx October 2, 2009

Warchalking

The practice of marking a series of symbols on sidewalks and walls to indicate nearby wireless access.
Typically with the SSID written above the symbol and Bandwidth below.
Inspired by the practice of hobos during the Great Depression to use chalk marks to indicate which homes were friendly.

I warchalked the secret government agency down the street!

by Diamonion February 13, 2004

watcha doin

what are u doing

yo nigga watcha u doin

by bucky23 September 3, 2003

warchant

The chant originated by Florida State University football fans. It is used to intimidate opponents and celebrate football exploits. It is the best.

Listen to the sound clip

by SeminoleWarrior June 14, 2005

wacham

1. Can be used like ‘what now’ or ‘how do you like me now’
2. Can be used as touché

1. Man 1: 2+2=5. Man 2: 2+2=4, Stupid, Wacham!
2. Man 1: You are retarded. Man 2: Yo Momma is retarded. Man 1: Wacham!

by Mr. Talk May 3, 2009

wachayyar

this is the wrong spelling of the granny expression wachaYARR

Gosh, get it right!

The meaning remains the same: except for the fact that wachayyar is usually used by wannabe grannies. So, BE A REAL GRAN!

Kid disguised as a granny: wachayyar! I can't find my teeth.
Wise Granny with an umbrella: I know you b^still believe in the little tooth fairy, kid. You're busted...wachaYARR! *waves umbrella and runs off*

by hithisismypseudonym March 14, 2010