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who is this? 

This is now being coming a very common question asked by many people. It was started of by answering a telephone but now is used all the time! It is often found pretty funny by young immature people who go to the live. Next time you answer the phone say "WHO IS THIS???"
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Who is this? 

A new phrase girls use ever since Facebook came out,

Whenever a guy pokes the girl or says hello the girl will think she is smart by using the modern phrase who is this? But in reality she just makes herself look stupid

Most the time the term is used when the girl obviously

A. Knows that she does NOT know the guy, but want to be a smart alec to make the guy feel bad and for her to feel good about herself

Or

B. She knows the guy but she wants to pretend like she never seen the guy before to cover up something

Most guys would go cry to their mommies when a girl says " who is this? "

But a few of the stronger ones with more pride and dignity will just think the girl has a peanut for a membrane
Guy: Hi its Jake

Girl: Who is this? ( thinking she is getting the best of this guy by pretending she does not know him, stroking her own ego )

Guy: This is the second time I introduced myself to you, and you still don't know who this is, you must be retarded or something, we'd probably not be a good match anyway
Who is this? by Jackson Le September 3, 2012

Who is this kid? 

It is used as an insult towards another person. It is usually said when another person thinks he is cool when really he is not, so "who is this kid" is is exerting their dipleasure to the other person.
Tom:Who is this kid?
John:...
Who is this kid? by chavstheword December 20, 2008

who is this text 

The " who is this" text is the text sent to an estranged telephone number and or to an unsaved number to someone you used to speak with but have no intention of allowing them to think they are a permanent party in your life.
Him:: baby girl I know I've been missing but I wanna try and make this right.

This person will be sent a who is this text
who is this text by DGLuv October 27, 2013

Who is this cow?! 

Tell this sentence to a person who is:
-is STUPID,
or -does NOT use his/her mind at all
or -thinks he/she is ALWAYS right!
or -says bullshit
Teacher: You should memorize all these formulas.
Student: Who is this cow?!
Who is this cow?! by emeliano May 27, 2018

Who is this DIVAđź’ś 

Definition: When he/she is serving or acting cunt. It can also mean he/she is behaving very bossy or sassy. Usually used in a compliment, but can be used in a shady way.
Person A: You should wear less makeup your face looks cakey.
Person B: I don't need makeup my face looks good naturally unlike you.
Person C: who is this DIVAđź’ś

Who Is this Ugly Back Smacker Half-Sister 

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