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G.O.What
-Pronoun;
-Noun
Pronounced -Gee-oh-what!
1. The spelling of the word god with the letter D omitted with an exclamatory WHAT!
2.An alternative to using the word "god", sometimes used with a shallow fear of seeming sacrilegious in the eyes of the "almighty".
However, the practical use of the word is comedic more than anything..
Typically used only at the end of a statement, the origin is unknown.
-Noun
Pronounced -Gee-oh-what!
1. The spelling of the word god with the letter D omitted with an exclamatory WHAT!
2.An alternative to using the word "god", sometimes used with a shallow fear of seeming sacrilegious in the eyes of the "almighty".
However, the practical use of the word is comedic more than anything..
Typically used only at the end of a statement, the origin is unknown.
The kids at the show were puking everywhere that night,
I saw one girl puke in another girl's mouth
I Swear to G.O.Whuuut!!!!
-correct
G.O.What! I hate math tests
-incorrect
You better hope to G.O.What that I get my skrill before tuesday sucka
-correct
I saw one girl puke in another girl's mouth
I Swear to G.O.Whuuut!!!!
-correct
G.O.What! I hate math tests
-incorrect
You better hope to G.O.What that I get my skrill before tuesday sucka
-correct
G.O.What by Johnny Greaseballl April 17, 2010
That's what O.J. said
A variant of "That's what she said," giving a feel of what O.J. Simpson would say. Said by people who are guilty but refuse to admit it.
1: A - It wasn't me, I swear!
B - That's what O.J. said!
2: A- I swear, I was framed!
B - That's what O.J. said!
3: A - I didn't do it!
B - That's what O.J. said!
B - That's what O.J. said!
2: A- I swear, I was framed!
B - That's what O.J. said!
3: A - I didn't do it!
B - That's what O.J. said!
That's what O.J. said by ReNeGaDeNorman April 30, 2011
what the dilly-o
Actually spelled what the deally yo?
This term came from the hip hop song Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See - by Busta Rhymes. From the When Disaster Strikes album released in 1997.
Verse - "Silly with my nine milli, what the deally yo?"
It's a slang term meaning "What's going on?". It actually derives from "What is the deal yo?"
This term came from the hip hop song Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See - by Busta Rhymes. From the When Disaster Strikes album released in 1997.
Verse - "Silly with my nine milli, what the deally yo?"
It's a slang term meaning "What's going on?". It actually derives from "What is the deal yo?"
what the dilly-o by KTownFook May 30, 2005
what did the o say to the other o?
Person 1: what did the o say to the other o?
Person 2: What?
Person 1: Ohio
Person 2: Bruh, That Was Soooooooooooo Funny. Alexa Play Despacito.
Alexa: *Plays Despacito*
Person 1: Bro What The Hell.
Person 2: What?
Person 1: Ohio
Person 2: Bruh, That Was Soooooooooooo Funny. Alexa Play Despacito.
Alexa: *Plays Despacito*
Person 1: Bro What The Hell.
what did the o say to the other o? by Eden D. Snuts November 27, 2022
what the dilly-o
Slang or a shortening of "What is the deal, yo?". Pioneered during the Howard Stern program by one of the characters, roughly during the "O.J. Trial"
what the dilly-o by Phildilio March 25, 2004
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