wtrf
Began as a typo in a chat room one day. An extreme version of wtf (what the fuck). The debate is still going on as to what the R stands for. Some suggestions have included Raging and Rabid.
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wtrf
Generally stands for 'What the royal fuck'.
A more grandiose version of "wtf" (What the fuck).
Used when "wtf" just isn't enough to express one's surprise/shock/anger etc.
Commonly suffixed with numerous exclamation marks/question marks.
Capitalisation is often used to express further surprise/shock/anger etc, but is not essential.
A more grandiose version of "wtf" (What the fuck).
Used when "wtf" just isn't enough to express one's surprise/shock/anger etc.
Commonly suffixed with numerous exclamation marks/question marks.
Capitalisation is often used to express further surprise/shock/anger etc, but is not essential.
A. "Dude, I've just had my wang tattooed, check it out."
B. "wtrf!!!???"
A. "Dude, you should have seen the chick I nailed last night, horny as fuck"
B. "Cool, do I know her?"
A. "Yeah dude, it was your little sister."
B. "WTRF!!!!!???"
B. "wtrf!!!???"
A. "Dude, you should have seen the chick I nailed last night, horny as fuck"
B. "Cool, do I know her?"
A. "Yeah dude, it was your little sister."
B. "WTRF!!!!!???"
wtrf by Manx Bloke February 7, 2013
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WTRF
it might be 'What the real fuck'. I wrote it as typo a minute before I went to post it here. It would not be a synonym to WTFR, because WTFR feels like if you are expressing shock.
I would put it somewhere between WTF and WTBS.
I would put it somewhere between WTF and WTBS.
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