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whatcha doin'? 

It's a slang-y version of "What are you doing?", a question that expresses our interest in other person's recent or present actions.
- Hey Beepson, whatcha doin'?
- I'm just fiddlin' around. Nothin' special.
whatcha doin'? by unfa September 13, 2013

Hey Phineas, whatcha doin? 

CHILLIN! FUCK! ALWAYS WORRIED ABOUT WHAT THE FUCK I'M DOING! STAY OFF MY DICK HOE! WE FUCKED ONCE AND NOW YOU TELLING ALL YOUR MESSY ASS FIRESIDE BITCHES YOU LOVE ME AND SHIT! ALL WE DID WAS FUCK THATS IT! SHIT BITCH ION WANT YOU! ME BUFORD FERB AND BALJEET HAD YOUR WIDE PUSSY ASS! GTF OUT MY FACE BITCH BREATH SMELLIN LIKE DOOFENSHMIRTZ BALLS AND SHIT!
Hey Phineas, whatcha doin? CHILLIN! FUCK!

whatcha goos doin dere eh 

Minnesotan phrase meaning "What are you guys doing?" Used primarily in Minnesota and Michigan. The Canadian accent spoken in Minnesota attributes to this pronunciation of this kickass phrase.
An Example Of "WHATCHA GOOS DOIN DERE EH"

*After Jon sees Ron tie up some dude to a chair and strap a Gasoline bottle onto him*

Jon: "Whatcha guys doin dere EHHHHHHH????????"
Ron: "I dun nah"
Jon: "EHHHHHH????????? What de fack yah TAHKIN 'boot?"

*Ron Shrinks Jon down with a Shrink Ray to 12 inches tall*

Jon: "De boost 'vention to edder cewm 'oot a Da-Troy Meeesh-er-goon, EHHHHH????????? De Shrink 'Ay is GAAAAAAHD"

whatchadoin 

Whatchadoin, dude?
whatchadoin by Arizona Jaguar July 31, 2009

whatchadoing 

is like what are you doing i think that what are you doing is more simple!
but whatchadoing is in a cool way
- hey whatchadoing?
--no too much, just checking my mail
whatchadoing by danielnetx3 February 1, 2006

whatchadoin 

in a text message, what you would say to a booty call, or FWB to see if they are avaible.
me: whatchadoin
FWB: nothing
me: wanta hook-up?
FWB: sure
whatchadoin by islesugarbear December 18, 2012
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