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double u 

1: Is as exactly as it seems, a long way to type the letter "w", mostly used for common annoyance tactics.

2: a defense against a "No U" it holds more power than just a "No W", Used to assert your dominance.
1: Say you are going to pay 5 dollars to a streamer, you were gonna type "wwwwwwww..." but you saw this thing on Urban Dictionary, so instead you type then copy paste "Double U" (also making the text to speech take longer to actually pronounce "Double U", in turn, causing the streamer to go mad)

2: Person 1: *says nothing*

Person 2: Double U (works less effectively in audible speech)
Person 1: what?
Person 2: *says nothing for 1 minute* Double u
Person 1: stop
Person 2: no U
Person 1: no Double U
double u by Madblood February 11, 2019
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double u 

A verbal representation of the 22nd letter of the alphabet.
Also the literal way of saying W.
- "Dude, how do you say the double v thing?"
- "That's W. As in double u."
double u by SumokuUido July 6, 2018

double u 

the first and hopefully the last person to write the letter 'w' out is meme talker.
double u is when you type the letter 'w' out.
"the letter after v is double u"
weird ik
double u by vkscott May 8, 2022

double u 

ebeth35
ebeth35 is the main double u
double u by meowseys April 29, 2023

double u tee eff? 

double u tee eff=wtf?
"You suck dude"
"Double u tee eff?"
double u tee eff? by Smoothal April 25, 2005

Double U-ie 

When in the act of missing a particular exit ramp on the interstate and getting off the subsequent one, and making a series of twists and turns in an attempt to fix your lazy ass navigation error. Often accentuated and caused by bratty passengers that serve as a distraction to the driver.
There ain’t no damn thing such as a double U-ie! You made that shit up!

Oh yeah? Ever heard of urban dictionary? Hold my beer.
Double U-ie by SnoopMoon November 22, 2020

Double U Cup 

The Double U CUP football tournament is just around the corner. As such, the whole world is in the grip of Word Cup fever.
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