wehad
wehad by iloveblackbear June 16, 2019
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Whadju
A combination of the words "what," "did," and "you" quickly bunched together in conversation and sometimes in text.
It is usually used by even the most snobbiest English perfectionists without knowing it.
It is usually used by even the most snobbiest English perfectionists without knowing it.
Whadju by Phantom Tonberry July 7, 2009
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wehad • wehadababyitsaboy • we had coffee • We had homework? • Whad • wehat • Weha • whaddaya • whaddup • Whaddup doe
whadido
whadido by Donnie Fliz May 14, 2005
whaddaya know
Something that one says when they are surprised by an outcome of a situation or when they are surprised to hear something.
whaddaya know by invisibleavocado June 18, 2017
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Wedad
A beautiful, sexy and attractive girl that’s loyal and eye-catching. Wedad means “love” in Arabic and this name is rarely given. If you lose a wedad in your life, trust me you’ll regret it for the rest of your life. She’s the light to all your problems and will be the love of your life, or someone you could trust your life with (Best friend).
Wedad by ionlysaythetruthehe November 29, 2018
Whaddet
A way of saying "what that?" which isn't good grammar at all. Usually used by immigrants of Europe who could not afford a good esl teacher.
Whaddet by JAAAAHdawg January 21, 2009
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