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Whattaya 

Short and quick way of saying "What are you" or "What do you" combined in one word, commonly used in conversations talking in second person.
Instant message conversation
Person 1: dude whattaya doing?
Person 2: nm, just chilling, you?
Person 1: whattaya mean nm? dude the party is tonight, right now, whattaya waiting for?
Person 2: will you stop saying that?
Person 1: whattaya mean?
Person 2: ...
Person 2 logs off
Whattaya by ajud24 November 14, 2009
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It means , What do you , What are you ,

What did you ,have you ....etc
You can use any other subject not only ya such as( I , she or he)
Mom: Whataya doing son?
Son: Im sharing my twentieth word ( Urban dictionary)
Mom : Really , ya sure it gon be published.
Son: Whataya think mom ???
Mom: I think so . Its gonna be published
Son: l hope so . I'm so optimistic cuz I put that speech In this dialogue
Mom : Goddamned , Whataya say ?? You crazy.
Son : be hopefull mom......;))
Whataya by kage maro 2008 April 15, 2014
It means what (do you,are you,have or did you....etc)
You can use any other subjects such as:
(I,she or he...etc)
Whataya want?

Nothing, just gimme a hand to fix that car engine
Whataya by Kage Maro 2008 March 9, 2015
It means What (are you, do you , have you..etc)
You can also use any other subjects not only ya such as (he,she,I)
Whataya doing?
Doing mah daily pushups workout
Whataya by Kage Maro 2008 March 9, 2015

whattawanka 

comes from the term 'what a wanker' usually said at the wanker in person but can be used in conversation about said wanker.
"josh kicked nick out of queens of the stone age, WHATTAWANKA.
whattawanka by colly May 4, 2004

whatayatalkinabeet 

When your talking to someone and they ask a stupid question about the subject
I should have got some popcoin. Nah you mean popcorn. whatayatalkinabeet
whatayatalkinabeet by Seshman February 3, 2020

whattayamean

Whattayamean is what you say when you got absolutely no fucking idea what someone is saying.
A person says: “ I heard the king rides little kids bikes”

You reply: “whattayamean?”
whattayamean by MummaG March 8, 2023
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