What for to drink?

The way a drunk server might ask what you want to drink. No one says this consciously, yet it’s still been said many a time.

“What for to drink, ma’am?”
“Excuse me?”
“What for to drink?”
“Is that English?”

by What4 January 20, 2022

what for?

1. an ethnic vietnamese mother's way of saying "why", usually said with a heavy vietnamese accent.

son: mom, im going out
mom: what for?

by j.storm November 8, 2005

what-for

A way to express the beating passed on and for a reason to another, or a reason to, weather it be true or false , give a much needed ass whooping.

Joseph stole rachels twenty dollars. and Rachel told james the 'what-for' giving james a reason to comence the ass wooping. Weather it be true or false.

by james♥rachel May 6, 2017

The What For

When you give it to someone, in the vagina or the anus and you are giving them 'The What For' pretty damn hard.

1. Anonymous person; "Well there are ladies in the room, and for better lack of terms: I was giving her 'The What For'"

2. "Railing that bitch."

by Momma Hay July 21, 2010

What for?

for what reason?

You're buying a new car? What for? Your old one is still in good shape.

by Arminkshipper August 6, 2024

give them the what for

beat them up, fight them
jojos reference

“don’t let them get away! give them the what for!”

by mxsxto June 6, 2024

what that for

A phrase with wrong grammar, originally means 'what is that for', but this is already accepted in the English language.

(Person X raising his middle finger>
Y: What that for.
X: You that for.

by 79797979797979 May 25, 2016