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(Pronounced: "wAt doo")A phrase uttered when something unexplainable, undefinable, and/or unbelievable occurs or amongst friends when there's absolutely nothing to do and you're just sitting there.
Ex. A
(black dildos start falling from the sky)
Frank- "WTF?! Is it seriously raining dildos right now?"

Christian- "Umm... I think so, brah."

Reem- "Well guys.... wat do?

Ex. B:

Billy- "Well, Tamer just texted me back and said he's working til 10:30 and the liquor store closes at 10. Guess no beer pong tonight. Any other ideas, Faiky boy?"

Faik- "Uhhh, I'd say let's go to my house but my parents hate me and are probably engaging in maritals."

Billy- "Well, this is a pretty FUN time I guess... junk."

JT: "wat do, wat do, wat do"
wat do by LEOheartsLANDO July 8, 2011
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WAT IT DO 

1. means whats going on, who u been,or hey

2.Dirty south version of whats good,also has
synonyms conections: whats happenin', whats da deal, whats up, whats popin, whats crackalackin',whats really good, whats hood, whats hollywood, whats da damn deal
P1:What it do cuzz,
P2:NUN BUT PIMPIN AND SIPIN, YA FEEL
WAT IT DO by AMBER & BRI July 8, 2005

wat it do 

it a bay area word for was up wit it
ah wat it do wit it man
wat it do by bribri June 15, 2005

wat you do? 

A really lazy and short way to say "What are you doing?" good for text and instant messaging.
example of a text: wat you do? i do nothing.
wat you do? by dragonzzzzz April 24, 2008

wat dey do 

Another way for saying "whats up", or "what's happening"
"Brandon gon text me today and say "wat dey do".

Gucci Mane have a new song called "wat dey do!".
wat dey do by mz.becky...duhh! September 27, 2009

Wateva, I do wat I want!

I do not have to listen to you; I will do what I please.
Wateva, I do wat I want! by Anonymous September 9, 2003

Wat it Do 

A Bay Area word originaly meaning what does your car do pertaining to a side show.

but now used as wats up
"aye bruh i heard you got aa new car, wat it do"
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