Where this hand come from

When someone asks for free handouts. Specifically about money or food from others without offering anything in return, usually expecting it to be given for free.

When his friend gave him the new notebook, he laughed and said, ‘Yo, where this hand come from?

by hammer18 December 3, 2025

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by TheGeneralGenitalsPranksterian May 10, 2025

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 4, 2019

Where Cody?

When Cody gone and you go where Cody? Cuz we were supposed to play the Tarkov :(

Where Cody? :(

by sadtarkovplayer June 9, 2022

Where the table lands

“Where the table lands,” refers to allowing things to happen naturally and accepting the outcome, without trying to change it.

Him: Can we talk later?
Her: I’ll be back in about two hours.
Him: Ok, we’ll see where the table lands then.

by ETENKHF February 15, 2025

Where

Could be here, there or anywhere!

Where do you think you are going?
Not sure, kind of just flowing, you?
I try to organize my life and hopefully I make no errors.
So you factor everything that could possibly happen into account?
No, just what's reasonable.
I see.

by King Zero owner of da Universe October 19, 2023

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