what to it
what to it, bro?
what to it by spidyhero June 20, 2018
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What’s to it?
1.) The girl at the bar was all over me so I said “what’s to it?”
2.) I get the first part but not the second. What’s to it?
2.) I get the first part but not the second. What’s to it?
What’s to it? by yadig381 September 10, 2019
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What's it to ya
What's it to ya by Jeffrey22 November 3, 2011
What is it to Louis XIV
What is it to Louis XIV that you didn't do your homework in high school; I will not help you to save your sinking Titanic when you are in university. You have no one but yourself to blame.
What is it to Louis XIV by Uncle Dimma April 13, 2014
What's it to ya
It's another way of saying "what's up?" It is not shorter then what's up, but people like to say it anyway.
What's it to ya by Lexina April 2, 2011
what it means to be possessive
To be possessive means to be extremely obsessed with someone.
Ex: Stop being possessive over that girl Mar, she doesn't want you.
Ex 2: Stop being so possessive you're acting like @day5tar right now.
Ex: Stop being possessive over that girl Mar, she doesn't want you.
Ex 2: Stop being so possessive you're acting like @day5tar right now.
What it means to be possessive
Ex 3: Stop being so possessive over me Mar, i never liked you to begin with.
Ex 3: Stop being so possessive over me Mar, i never liked you to begin with.
what it means to be possessive by bbcman69 June 4, 2022
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