you what?

mainly British lower class expression used in an extremely angry tone of voice. Is said in retort to something which the speaker did not like. The best response is a calm "you heard".

I'm fucking your wife.


YOU WHAT?


You heard.

by Kung-Fu Jesus April 22, 2004

nigga what?

Urban phrase bastardising the simple phrase - "Pardon me my african american friend"
Often used in a surprised manner, possibly in defence of an accusation of the thievery of drugs or guns.

"Nigga what? Yo' trippin' homie, I din't steal no crack from yo'"

by Captain Haddock December 23, 2003

What am I gonna do with you!?

An act of utter exuberance over the cuteness of another individual

A newly-in-love couple is joking around and having a good time with each other...

Boyfriend: I like you. A lot.

Girlfriend: *cuddles him and gives him one hell of a kiss*
Boyfriend: What am I gonna do with you!?

(Enter in to sexy time mood if desirable)

by SpudWillicker February 19, 2014

what's the deal

a way of asking someone what is going on. usually used when asking what someone is doing that evening.

what's up? what's going on? what's happening?

what's the deal for tonight? where's the party?

by haleykins September 18, 2006

Look What You Made Me Do

Taylor Swift's lead single to her 6th album Reputation. A complete reinvention of her image and also a bop that will make you dance/wiggle uncontrollably.

Boy1: But I got smarter, I got harder in the nick of time
Honey, I rose up from the dead, I do it all the time
I've got a list of names and yours is in red, underlined
I check it once, then I check it twice, oh!

Boy 2: I see you've heard the new song then

Kim: I love taylor's new song Look What You Made Me Do.
Katy: So do I

by leelee123454321 August 25, 2017

Do what?

Huh, what, what'd you say?

Look at that tree over there.

Do what?

by BFC Brookfield Crew January 6, 2008

What's sporty?

Version of "What's up?" for athletic communities, especially among college athletes. Way of saying "How's your sport?".

Usually answered with a short sentence about the sport.

Athlete1: "Hey, What's sporty?"

Athlete2: "Oh, not much, ballin' and a big game tomorrow, You?"

by flyinghigh2011 November 20, 2009