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A word that people stuck in 2017 think is funny or witty. Used ironically by those who are under 25, used unironically as a 'meme' by redditors, 30 year olds that are trying to seem relevant to their zoomer cousins, etc.
Dad: Hey, son, whomst'd've are you talking to?
zoomer kid: Shut the fuck up dad, I'm trying to film a POV tiktok.
Redditor 1: Woah! Whomst'd've given me my first gold?! Thank you, kind sir!
A word that people stuck in 2017 think is funny or witty. Used ironically by those who are under 25, used unironically as a 'meme' by redditors, 30 year olds that are trying to seem relevant to their zoomer cousins, etc.
Dad: Hey, son, whomst'd've are you talking to?
zoomer kid: Shut the fuck up dad, I'm trying to film a POV tiktok.
Redditor 1: Woah! Whomst'd've given me my first gold?! Thank you, kind sir!
A word that people stuck in 2017 think is funny or witty. Used ironically by those who are under 25, used unironically as a 'meme' by redditors, 30 year olds that are trying to seem relevant to their zoomer cousins, etc.
Dad: Hey, son, whomst'd've are you talking to?
zoomer kid: Shut the fuck up dad, I'm trying to film a POV tiktok.
Redditor 1: Woah! Whomst'd've given me my first gold?! Thank you, kind sir!
Who would have thought that (According to Google)
In order to proof the definition open Google Translate, set the language to translate from to English and the language to translate to to German. Type 'whomst'd've' into the box. Click the swap button. What you see on the right is the definition of 'whomst'd've'
A: There is this person thinking that there were other candidates during the 2016 election
B: Whomst'd've?