Similar to the phrase that's what she said except that it refers to an old grandma in an sexual comment.
by Axel Grimm July 03, 2011
by Whattupmynamebob March 04, 2021
You me, gas station. what are we getting for dinner? sushi of course! uh oh there was a ruffe in our gas station sushi. we blackout and wake up in a sewer, we're surrounded by fish. horny fish. You know what that means, FISH orgy. the stench drives in a bear, what do we do? we're gonna fight it. bear fight, bear handed, bear naked? oh yes please. we befriend the bear after we beat it in a brawl. then we ride it into a chucky cheese. dance, dance revolution. revolution? overthrow the government, uuuh I think so. next thing you know, I'm reincarnated as Jesus Christ, then I turn into a jet, fly into the sun, blackout again, wake up, do a bump, white out which I didn't know you could do. then I smoked a joint, greened out, then I turned into the sun, uh oh looks like the meth is kicking in, uuubgghhhugghhuuaaahhhhaahhhhAAAHHHHHHHH!!!!!
by RetroWave January 17, 2023
What the fever is the P.C. way of saying What the fuck ever.
Classically, WTF translates to What the Fuck. Toss the ever on the end, and you've got WTFever. Break it down now, What the fever. P.C.
Classically, WTF translates to What the Fuck. Toss the ever on the end, and you've got WTFever. Break it down now, What the fever. P.C.
Sue: Hey Betty, if you eat that entire pint of ice cream you're gonna gain five lbs.
Betty: What the fever, this is delicious.
Jon: You want another shot, man?
Bob: what the fever. I'm down.
Betty: What the fever, this is delicious.
Jon: You want another shot, man?
Bob: what the fever. I'm down.
by isuzyou April 11, 2011
Mainly from New Zealand.
This phrase has not been in common use for decades.
Something that is outdated or no longer relevant.
When you are dumbfounded by someone’s actions.
This phrase has not been in common use for decades.
Something that is outdated or no longer relevant.
When you are dumbfounded by someone’s actions.
“Wow! Yeah, honest injun…”
What? What does that mean?
Does a Google search. Urban dictionary finishes definition with “ This phrase has not been in common use for decades”
Then you respond with “What in the Kerikeri!”
Your mate turns up with a side pony tail.
You see it and exclaim… “What in the Kerikeri are you wearing!”
Your friend does something very out of character or an outdated trend. You see it and respond with “What in the Kerikeri are you up to’”
What? What does that mean?
Does a Google search. Urban dictionary finishes definition with “ This phrase has not been in common use for decades”
Then you respond with “What in the Kerikeri!”
Your mate turns up with a side pony tail.
You see it and exclaim… “What in the Kerikeri are you wearing!”
Your friend does something very out of character or an outdated trend. You see it and respond with “What in the Kerikeri are you up to’”
by Bob Keri June 04, 2023
Informal. Greeting. Colloquial version of "What's crackin'?", with the added bonus of being nowhere near as white as asking "What's cracka-lackin'?".
A way to ask someone what's happening in their life, and popularised by the song "Take a step back" by Ski Mask The Slump God and XXXTENTACTION.
A way to ask someone what's happening in their life, and popularised by the song "Take a step back" by Ski Mask The Slump God and XXXTENTACTION.
by GoobyeLikeAOuija July 15, 2020
by MaxGriffin March 22, 2017