btdubbing

btdubbs is the same thing as btw(by the way) its just a cooler way to say it. Anyways btdubbing is when you say btdubbs; therefore, you are btdubbing!

sally: hey so this weekend im going to the beach. Btdubbs wanna come with??
jenny: sally you were just btdubbing... hahahaha!

by The BTDUBB-ER May 30, 2011

btdubs

A spoken slang for BTW, meaning "by the way", which originated on the internet. Rather than say "bee-tee-double-u" out loud, people began saying "bee-tee-dubs", which became "btdubs" when translated back to the internet.

"What did you do Sunday night?"
"I studied. BTdubs, I picked up your book."

by Wolf with Dances April 16, 2006

BTdub

broken spoken version of instant messaging "btw" or "by the way". Instead of saying all of the "w", you shorten it by just saying "dub".

"I was talking to Kevin on the phone last night and BTdub, he says he misses you."

by tiredrose August 13, 2006

btdubs

Pronounced "bee tee DUBS", a spoken form of the acronym btw which stands for "by the way."

It makes little sense, as the term itself has as many syllables as the phrase it's meant to abbreviate. Accordingly, it's degenerated into a cutesy term used mostly by girls. It has also been used in the gay community as a candid way of letting others know you are a bottom.

Jason: That's a very cute outfit you're wearing, btdubs.
Bruce: Great, I'm a top. See you at my place at 9?

by Courthead July 15, 2009

btdubs

An abbreviation for "by the way". The 'dubs' in btdubs is the "w". It can also mean to give a heads up., or inform.

Btdubs, I forgot to tell you I saw your sister yesterday.

I took the trash out, btdubs.

by MagnusPie November 23, 2014

btdubs

spoken abbreviation for 'by the way'

Emily said "Btdubs, your girlfriend was talking to ME at the bar last nite too..."

by lbibuz June 05, 2006

BTDubs

A NOT COOL abbrieviation of the commonly used phrase "By the way". Most often used by females with the first name 'Kerry'.

Kerry: "OH!! I like your top BTDubs..."

Kid 1: "Wow, your so uncool for using that word"

by Graham Coombs March 10, 2008