Where is my wig?!

An expression used when one has just had an extraordinary experience.

It implies that the experience was so phenomenal and moving, that it was powerful enough to remove your metaphorical wig from your head.

Kelly: "Have you heard Katy's new song?"
Kasheena: *listens to song*...."Where is my wig?!"

by Patient 404 February 6, 2019

where

1. the modern meaning of the word originates from the game Among Us, it is used for asking someone where they found a dead body

2. or for normal people:

in or to what place or position.

1.
DEAD BODY REPORTED
Blue: where
Pink: where
Black: where
Red: at electrical
...
Orange: where

2.
A: Hey, where is the bathroom?
B: On the end of the hall, to the right

by kacper531 September 30, 2020

Bitch where?

"Bitch where?" is from a vine that a girl made :V

THIS BITCH CALLED ME UGLY I SAID BITCH WHERE SHE SAID UNDER ALL THAT MAKE UP AND I SAID BITCH WHERE??

by Evelynthedemon October 29, 2018

Dad where is my anus

It was the funniest video in vine so the kid say that when they do that to the dad on playground

An example:

Dad: there is Uranus right there you see it you see it
Kid: dad where is my anus

by Ali-angelo_YT February 17, 2020

That's where your wrong kiddo

When someone says something that's wrong in your opinion so you shape your hands into pistols and click your fingers with comment of "that's where your wrong kiddo"

Theo: You can't watch ten episodes in one night

*shapes fingers into pistols*
Freya: that's where your wrong kiddo

by [e-mail] November 27, 2016

i know exactly where you are

cyphers ultimate thats pretty good, it can show whos alive and where their location is and the enemy gets notified. Its not like sovas dart and doesnt keep tracking the enemy, instead it shows that position they are in and once they move they dont show.

Cypher: I know EXACTLY where you are
Sova: mm yes i move so now u cant find me hahahahahahaha

by come on lets go April 28, 2021

where

the word 'were' for people who are can't spell/are idiots, but this is a basic and terrible grammar mistake

Where you at the party last night?
We where there!

by differentialmassblackHOULE December 18, 2012