Which?
"Which?" is used by some English speakers, e.g. on Dublin's north side, when they meant to say "Sorry, I didn't understand what you just said."
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Which One
Is Used to make the “Ur Mom Gay” insult meaningless. It ends all other comebacks and makes the other person stand there in embarrassment and shock till they die.
Which One by savage.weeaboo May 18, 2018
which left
Something QuackityHQ said, when his brain cells were shutting down. Don't pull a Quackity , saying which left.
which left by yuhdestinyyeet June 27, 2019
which'll
Contraction of "which will".
(Yes it is a real word. Simply 'cause people use it. Unfortunately for y'all, your fourth grade grammar teacher doesn't get to choose what's right English or whats wrong English. Infact there's nothing such as wrong English. Ask a linguistist, the'll say all language and it's variations are equally correct and valid. No cap.)
(Yes it is a real word. Simply 'cause people use it. Unfortunately for y'all, your fourth grade grammar teacher doesn't get to choose what's right English or whats wrong English. Infact there's nothing such as wrong English. Ask a linguistist, the'll say all language and it's variations are equally correct and valid. No cap.)
Don't be a fucking prescriptivist. Linguists are all descriptivist. Be like that. Which'll help you as well.
which'll by flip_master_harambe January 3, 2023
Which One's Pink?
Reference in Pink Floyd's "Have a Cigar" to the early days when they first started out; supposedly a record exec. asked them "Which one of you is Pink?"--and of course none of the members are named Pink.
Which One's Pink? by Anonymous October 28, 2003
Which seat can I take?
If I take the back seat, then I am cut off from the social interaction in the front seat. If I sit in the front seat, then I am cut off from the social interaction in the back seat. Which seat can I take?
Which seat can I take? by N A Q April 4, 2011