WHAT THE.....!?

Similar to all "What the..." expressions, but left uncompleted because of immediate devastating circumstances occuring before the individual is able to complete the expression.

a.) Used in horror movies - directly before victim discovers monster emerging from the plumbing or some other unexpected place. Victim says "What the..." and then is interupted abruptly by slime monster attack.

b.) As an element of surprise - "What the..." used as individual looks down at their shoe, after stepping in something soft and squishy on lawn.

c.) Similar usage: "What DA..." in extreme northern and southern geographical areas.

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What At

Pronounced 'Wadat'
A form of recognition; Commonly used as a greeting or exclaimation to show agreement or satisfaction.

Person one: Yo homie! :)
Person two: What at, brah?
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Person one: My brother, ja wanna hit up KFC? My treat, Its 'kay wid me! :)
Person two: Das' What At, Homie!! :D

It’s what it is

What will happen will happen, no matter how much you worry and overthink it. You can’t control what will happen. So sit down and let fate do their work. You say that to calm yourself from overthinking.

Me: “what if they hate me? What if they don’t like me? What if I’m not good enough? What if they leave?”

Also you after 1 Hour breakdown : “it’s what it is”

It Is What It Is

A cop out phrase many people use to describe a situation, place, or thing they think have no control over and trying to change things or people’s minds about it is useless.

Detroit is a dangerous city and San Francisco is an expensive place to live. It is what it is!

Whats

Relating to Whatsapp; the app or a message.

Usage in both English and Spanish.

You haven't read the Whats I sent you!

I haven't checked my Whats today, get off my case!

Embuste! Tu siempre chequeas tu Whats!

what

i wrote so much more but it only shows 4.

what omg this is so sad i hope it shows more.

What.

When you are so incredibly shocked/surprised all you can say is: what. Not with a question mark, just a monotone, what.

Julia: Hey, I need to tell you something.
Robert: What is it?
Julia: I’m pregnant.
Robert: What.