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ICWYDT is also commonly mistaken for ISWYDT (which means 'I see what you did there') because of 'text language' and 'internet slang' using the letter 'C' as the word 'see.'
ICWYDT means "I 'see' what you did there."
'I see what you did there' is commonly used as a sarcastic response, as it is a clever turn of phrase.
Person 1: Ahhh, I remember back in the day... when it was morning.

Person 2: Ha. ICWYDT.

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Person 1: Dude, can you go into your parents room?

Person 2: Uhhh... yeah, why?

Person 1: Because I need you to get my pants back from your mom.

Person 2: ... ICWYDT
ICWYDT by APPLESANDF*CKINGBANANAS January 21, 2011
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text messege/IM lingo for "i see why you do that..."
melissa, understanding cory's jealously in a comment, replied saying, "icwydt cory, icwydt."
icwydt by stephanieleann September 27, 2009
"I see what you did there"
bob: haha im so funny

tina: funny like a fox

bob: oh i see what you did there
iswydt by raynd December 19, 2004
acronym for "I see what you did there". Usage: when someone makes a clever remark and you acknowledge. Can also be sarcastic.

I invented it, now you use it. Have fun, internet-generation.
1:get off the internet e-fool!
2: o icwudt
1: what
2: oh
1: this is a lame example
2: yes I kno
1: let's cry about it
2: FUCK THE RIAA
1: ok
icwudt by hays^asl March 30, 2005

yciMc,BSOYT,adMvwb?f,icbydt.ydaFUSas-itikmaagdty.igtpogAaoms!!! 

Short for “you come into MY chilis, BARBECUE SAUCE ON YOUR TITTIES, and disrespect MY valentino white bag? fuck, I can’t believe you’ve done this. you’re disrespecting a FUTURE US army soldier - i think i know more about american girl dolls than you. ive got the power of god AND anime on my side!!” Originated from Tumblr.
It’s always wyd and never yciMc,BSOYT,adMvwb?f,icbydt.ydaFUSas-itikmaagdty.igtpogAaoms!!!
"is with it"
Yo, your gear's mad fresh, son. You iswydt.
iswydt by bedstuytillyadie August 7, 2009
I hate when you do that”
Jam: your always doing something

Kelly:ur always telling me I’m doing something ihwydt
Ihwydt by Random_Z May 7, 2021
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