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When you dont like someone so you call them 'who' so when you talk shit about them they wont know its them.
Why is who¿ with chilling with us, its so annoying.
Who¿ by S4haibb June 8, 2020
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Not the pronoun, but a first baseman with the unlikely name of "Who."
"What's the name of the guy on first base?"
"Who."
"The first baseman."
"Who."
"THE ONE ON FIRST BASE!"
"Who IS the first baseman."
"THAT'S WHAT I WANNA KNOW!!!"
Who by Andrew Version 1. March 21, 2004
A phrase for not knowing someone or just saying you don't care for them. When someome says who they normally don't kniw the person or just don't like them.
"Hey tom do you know Brady" Phill said
" Who" Tom said.
Who by DatKidThatAteToast January 2, 2019
Someone who is really cringy and does dumb things.
That who over there wearing the crocs, locked her keys in the car while the car was still running.
Who by god of the whos January 29, 2019
The sound an owl makes. Also spelled Hoo.
Owl: "Who, Who"
Who by thatgirlissuchalauren June 2, 2011
canada: i wish people would notice me...
kumajiro: who are you?
canada: im canada...
who by inez58846 August 24, 2011
An abbreviation for who is she. Contributing to the ‘we don’t know her’ persona when in a situation that can easily reference something from pop culture or an inside joke. It’s mainly used for comedic purposes. It’s perfect to use when you think a situation or object parallels that of a story or person from popular culture. Refuting the ‘who’ basically means who’s that? We don’t know this person anymore because this situation this object encapsulates it better than they would if they were currently here. It’s almost like forget about them look at this instead.
Person: *sees a literal hole in the ground*
Person: Alice and wonderland who?
Person: *has a stick in hand*
Person: Harry Potter who?
Person: *holds a plastic sword*
Person: *GASP* King Arthur who?
who? by cocoahelpsmecode August 2, 2019
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