1. A phrase used by people getting texts from unknown numbers.
2. A way to reject people by making it look like a mistake.
3. A way to ask people who they are.
2. A way to reject people by making it look like a mistake.
3. A way to ask people who they are.
1. Them: Hey Tom! Great work on your science project! We'll totally win the science fair!
You: Who dis?
2. Him: Hey baby! It's me, John from the bar! Wanna smash tonight?
Her: Who dis?
3. Them: Hey, is this Andrew's number?
You: Who dis?
You: Who dis?
2. Him: Hey baby! It's me, John from the bar! Wanna smash tonight?
Her: Who dis?
3. Them: Hey, is this Andrew's number?
You: Who dis?
by Denneisk November 9, 2017
to whom am i speaking?
by 1timeHooptie August 30, 2003
What's new, happening, and/or happened. Typically used when someone did not hear or was paying attention.
by Dick Cheas February 26, 2009
Shorthand for who is this. Commonly used when answering a telephone and the person on the other end is unknown to the caller and the caller ask them to identify themself.
by BMoney January 27, 2005
Commonly said from the Howard Stern Show from one of Howard's wack packs, "Crazy Alice." It became a huge fad afterwards and is a common inside joke when said on the show now.
by Krazytaco November 22, 2006
by leron March 15, 2005
a common salutation, used when answering one's telephone or other communicatory device. popularized by "Baby", a.k.a. Birdman or Beatrice, in the 2000 film "Baller Blockin'."
(cell phone rings)
Birdman: Who dis be like?
Ho': Dat nigga, he be round the way.
Birdman:(to his accompanying entourage) C'mon! Whoadie, we can get dis clown!
Birdman: Who dis be like?
Ho': Dat nigga, he be round the way.
Birdman:(to his accompanying entourage) C'mon! Whoadie, we can get dis clown!
by vonfranz April 13, 2008