what'd
a combination of "what" and "Did".
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What'd
While neither an officially abbreviated word nor a recognizable transitional verb, the word is an valid auto-generated substitution within the iPhone's keypad. It is generally followed by the phrase 'it do?' as an inquiry regarding one's status however by itself it is not easily understood.
What'd by dubya bejay April 29, 2009
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what'd
An combination of the words "what" and "had." The combination is mostly used in spoken conversation, but can be accepted in text form.
what'd by Other_Dude March 16, 2016
what'd it do?
what'd it do? by Jordan G B August 29, 2006
What d'you mean?
What d'you mean? by will mundy November 20, 2003
What’d they get in a trade for you, a tin of chew and a half bag of pucks?
Best hockey chirp known to man. Only use if you want to mentally and physically destroy your opponent.
Meaning; that the player is really bad because the only thing his team got in a trade is a tin of chewing tobacco and not a full bag but a half bag of pucks. Maybe some orange slices if he is lucky.
Meaning; that the player is really bad because the only thing his team got in a trade is a tin of chewing tobacco and not a full bag but a half bag of pucks. Maybe some orange slices if he is lucky.
Hey 19! Led the Q in pims as an over ager buddy, wheeled my buddies billet sister! You suck 19! What’d they get in a trade for you, a tin of chew and a half bag of pucks? Maybe some orange slices?
“Suck my knob!”
“Suck my knob!”
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