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What the H! 

"What the H!" A line by our very own Grunkle Stan in the episode "The Love God" in the hit show "Gravity Falls". It is used when the famous "Nightmare Head" scene is shown where Grunkle Stan makes a hot-air balloon modeled after his head and on top of it saying "I HEART KIDS." No hes not a pedophile you dumbass.
Stan: "Let 'er rip!"

Meaning to let the balloon go.

Soos lets go of the ballon.

Soos: "Oh no! A let-er ripped!

The letter R falls down on Soos

Stan: "What the H!"

Proceeds to be crushed by a balloon letter H.

Causing the sign to say "I EAT KIDS." And conveniently the balloon caught fire making it known as "The Nightmare Head"
What the H! by Luminetial June 7, 2023
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What the H Monkey??

a word when said if confused and has nothing better to say

created by Blair Bear of the 727 bizz-itchess
Bob- "Fuck yo couch!!!"

Blair Bear- "What the H Monkey??"

What's the H? 

1. What is the happenings
2. What's going on?
3. Hello
Yo brudda G, What's the H?
What's the H? by Zicks April 22, 2006

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what the honk 

A phrase YouTubers Sapnap and Karl say. For reference, this is a replacement to “what the heck” and other variants.
Person 1: *Pushes person 2 in the hallway*
Person 2: “What the honk?”
what the honk by JuneApril September 25, 2020

boi what the hell boi 

“boi what the hell boi” is a clip normally played after a cringe video. the clip is talking tom saying “boi what the hell boi”
*insert cringe video* boi what the hell boi

what the heckk... sex penis?

is when u dont fookin know what sex penis is
Person 1: I have a girlfriend she kisses me for a long time
Person 2: What the heckk... sex penis?
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