who got it

Would you happen to know an individual to whom I may purchase some narcotics from
Originated in the hood by some nigga tryna get high

Aye bruh who got it?? Marcus got that loud

by Newport n dutch April 25, 2014

to-wubba-who?

An expression of confusion, used when mis-hearing or misunderstanding what some one has said. Especially applicable in the situation where a girl says something that you THINK was kinda sexual but it's so unexpeceted you're not entirely sure.

Comes from the cancelled TV show Firefly (the episode "Our Mrs Reynolds") - taken from the point where the naked girl asks the captain if they're married "are they not to become one flesh?" To which he replies: "to-wubba-who?"

Boy: (packing a rucksack) "I don't think I can fit all of this in here..."
Girl: "Ha! That's what she said..."
Boy: "To-wubba-who?"
Girl: (sniggers)
Boy: "...did you just say 'that's what she said'?"

by Francesca G. M. D. January 8, 2008

who is you?

a question asked when concerned with/questioning/mad at something someone has said or done.

I went to spukies but i got a grilled chicked instead of a chicken finger plate. who IS you?!

by snoops June 25, 2003

Who loves who more

It is scientifically proven that Vanessa loves Robert more than Robert loves Vanessa.
Robert: “I love you more”

Vanessa: “I love you more and it’s in the urban dictionary so i love you more.”

Who loves who more proves that Vanessa loves Robert way more.

by nessacloudz April 6, 2023

who is perfect

someone who is perfect is the person reading this right now remember you perfect and will always be loved

the person who is perfect is reading this

by karibuggs March 4, 2021

Dr. Who

The incorrect way to write or refer to the British television show Doctor Who. The abbreviated "Dr." implies that The Doctor has a phD, which he does not.

Hey, did you watch Dr. Who last Saturday?

Nope, but I watched Doctor Who!

by zoehugsyou July 1, 2011

who dis

Shorthand for who is this. Commonly used when answering a telephone and the person on the other end is unknown to the caller and the caller ask them to identify themself.

Phone ringing -- (ring) (ring) (ring -- Caller: "Hello"
Receiver: "Who dis"

by BMoney January 27, 2005