Whatkind
Whatkind by Warrappen Keegan April 8, 2020
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What Kind
Greeting, slang, used most commonly in South Africa (subsequently also the source of the term).
Also used as a question, in order to show emotion as well as to find out information about certain things.
Also spelt "whatkyn", "watkyn" or 'kyn".
Also used as a question, in order to show emotion as well as to find out information about certain things.
Also spelt "whatkyn", "watkyn" or 'kyn".
What kind of sorcery is this?
Used when you don't have a clue what you've just witnessed and when you appeal to a supernatural explanation, because you are too ignorant to be aware of the scientific explanation.
An example can be seen in the Sacha Baron Cohen's movie "The Dictator (2012)".
An example can be seen in the Sacha Baron Cohen's movie "The Dictator (2012)".
What kind of sorcery is this? by procletnika June 12, 2013
What kind of swag?
"Hey let's go party tonight"
"Sure. What kind of swag?"
"Look hot. We're taking someone home tonight."
"Sure. What kind of swag?"
"Look hot. We're taking someone home tonight."
What kind of swag? by crustychris September 15, 2011
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