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Acronym for "What are you doing?" that can be used when chatting online.
Person #1: Hey, what's up?
Person #2: Not much, wrud?
Person #1: Just chilling.
wrud by djphotik July 26, 2009
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wrud • wrudd • Wruddle • WRUDSB • wrudt • Wrudtm • WRUDTN • wrudwyl
WRUD tonight?
WRUD at the weekend?
WRUD by secret_squirrel May 9, 2006
Wrud is an acronym for " What are you doing?"
text1: WRUD NUCCA
text2: stuck babysitting the kids wbu
WRUD by Demosthenes ,Locke May 17, 2009
Josh: wrudtn?
Kerri: Probably getting naked and climbing into your bed
Josh: good times
WRUDTN by Weindog April 16, 2011
Stands for "What are you doing with your life," an expression of sometimes comical disdain, usually in response to a show of tackiness, ignorance, or lack of general good judgment.
You just drove from NY to Canada to stop your ex's wedding, then when you get there you tell him you're happy for him, wrudwyl
wrudwyl by Dice Girl July 28, 2010
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