Where at?

Slang. Improper grammar like "ain't done nothing wrong."
Like a double negative meaning stronger negative.

"Where at?" is the new way of saying where. Where at used to be bad grammar.

by TrueBlueHue1 November 12, 2023

Where is your dog?

The denial a man with a thick accent experiences when he finds someone taking a shit in his alley.

Matthew was in dire need of a bathroom, so he stopped in a nearby alley. As he zips up his pants beside a huge pile of manmade shit, the homeowner with a thick accent comes outside with a startled face.
“Where is your dog?”
“…no dog.”
“nO…” *goes to get his wife*

by thanksgivingballsacks November 25, 2021

Where Da Wybe?

Slang, Commonly Used in the Bahamas, translated into proper English the meaning is: Where is the (place) at?

aye king, Where Da Wybe?

by BahaBoy October 04, 2019

where is it?

The TV remotes favorite word to hear!

"Where is it?SERIOUSLY WHERE THE FUCK IS IT?"

by NP101 October 17, 2017

where’s your body

When someone is so white you can’t see them. It is also very disrespectful to say and is indeed racist

Susan:I’m white
Danarde: I know your so white where’s your body

by Haych47 February 14, 2018

where et er

Where are you

You don’t know where your mum is so you ask ‘where et er’

by Geoff Maltby AKA the Oracle July 19, 2019

show where i asked

seriously,
show where I asked

I have million dollars
That's cool and all, but show where I asked

by Unknown User 404 April 14, 2020