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Short form of "Why do you hate me"
You didn't invite me to your party? WOW WDYHM
wdyhm by trunikka August 5, 2012
Words you can keep
Used as an acronym for "what do you mean by that"
She didn't understand what i meant so she replied: "wdymbt"
wdymbt by Kiki slays April 25, 2016
Related Words
wdyhm wdym WDLHMT wdymbt wdymb WDHMBT wdihm Wdthm wduhm wdyam
What Do you mean? Like you make no sense
Like if your friend says something confusing or you don't understand say Wdym what do you mean
Wdym by PrettyGirlRock June 2, 2015
An acronym for 'what did he mean by this'. Commonly used to call into question the statements of others, but also often used in jest to point out the obviousness of a particular statement.
Person 1: Can't go out tomorrow night, I've got to go get cucked.
Person 2: WDHMBT?
WDHMBT by Universezero July 16, 2016
1. What Do You Mean? Jargon used for simplifying text-based interactions between two or more people, used in a way similar to the more popular "lol" "rofl" and "wtf."

2. World Defining Yore-based Machine. A fictional device created by lesser-known author Francine Gaffigan (of Iowa), as a reference and alleged homage to Rube Goldberg, the man behind the concept known as the "Rube Goldberg Device."

The WDYM, in short, was a shopping-mall sized machine which would somehow gather the latent energy in every dream by every man, woman, and child within a 5 mile radius, which would then be used as a cleaner, safer version of more conventional power plants. This energy would then be used to power an exceptionally large virtual game world which would be based partially on the ideas encoded within the captured dream energy.
WDYM?
WDYM by Xeno-Won November 12, 2010
Means "what do you mean". Used in texts.
Wdym you couldn't meet with Queenie at Starbucks? You planned it like two weeks ago!
Wdym by Bro-ena Ravenclaw March 14, 2017
What Do You Mean?
A question.
Normally used in texting when you don't understand another person.
Wdym?
Wdym by Anonymous Anon Girl November 6, 2015
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