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An abbreviation of “drink water, take meds, happy birthday”
Coined and most commonly used by the user @fijiiwater on Instagram (and her followers, aka fijiians)
“it’s my bday today fijii”
“dwtmhbd 🦈”
“oh thank you fijii 😍😍”
dwtmhbd by s.p.x.r.k.l.e.s November 27, 2021
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"DWTMHBD!" "Huh?" "Oh. You must not be a sharkian."
"Don't forget to dwtmhbd." "Thanks Melody!"
dwtmhbd by fijiiwaterfan November 27, 2021
An hard language code, who made a lot of fijiiwaters shiver down their throat. During the Dwtmhb redemption arc , here was a lot ot theories and calculations about it, and was really hard to find in the depths of the stories of our lord and savior fijiiwater. At this time, it lives a peaceful neutral arc. But for how long? Make sure to drink water take meds and happy birthday
'' marchal have 7 letters so have dwtmhbd. This is a dwtmhbd story. "
" 💧💊🎂"

" H20 medication, you've escaped the womb "
Dwtmhbd by Sharkian w frog hat November 27, 2021
dwtmhbd = drink water, take meds, and happy birthday.
fiji: dwtmhbd

fijifans: ok
dwtmhbd by toematosoup November 27, 2021
Dwtmhbd is a word used for telling a big audience to do the following things (and it's a shortened version):
Dw: Drink water
Tm: Take medication (prescription)
Hbd: Happy birthday
Melody: And don't forget to drink water, take your meds and wish you a happy birthday!
*Several days later*
Melody: Dwtmhbd
Dwtmhbd by Honeythequestioningbaby November 27, 2021
"Drink water
Take meds
Happy birthday"

An well known saying from the stories of a user named "fijiiwater" on instagram
dwtmhbd to this birthday boy (and everyone else ig)
dwtmhbd by fijiination November 27, 2021
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