"What's up?" Or "What's happening?" Or "What's going on?"
"Aye what a gwarn big man?"
"Not much fam just chilling with my girl innit."
same meaning as what the heck but for all the OGs and lit kids
what the watermelon jacob?! that is my meatball!
1. When you're bored watching Jeopardy. 2. When you are trying to be original but instead of searching for something like qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm, you search up things with bored in the title like keybored and borededom.
I am so original, I'm going to search up "What is Boredom!" Oh wait, somebody already took it... DARN IT!
When you're singing a song and the word "fuck" is about to come up only to get bleeped and disappoint you.
My Chemical Romance- Blood
(you singing)
A celebrated man amongst the gurneys.
They can fix me proper with a bit of luck.
The doctors and the nurses they adore me so,
But it's really quite alarming cause I'm such an awful *bleep*
(You start screaming)
Fu-WHAT!!! What the fuck was that.
1. What you say when you're just really really gosh darn mad!
2. WHat you say when you lose your marbles!
Aiden: My mom took my hecking PS5! What the skunk?!
Markus: That butthead better give it back to you if she knows what the skunk is good for her!
Garrett: What the SKUNK, Markus?! Don't disrespect women!
BRO WHAT THE HEAK ARE YOU DOING. DAVID STOP HUGGING MARII OR ELSE. I WILL STEAL UR GRILLED CHEESE AGAIN!
what the heak is this definition.
The war in Ukraine had made its mark on the current economic and political climate. From the jaw-dropping price of gas and utilities to drastically elevated prices of goods and services, the burden was felt by all. This, coupled with rising inflation (nearly 9%) and the increase of costs of essential goods (to over 33%), without comparative salary increases leads to frustration and disbelief. Jackson Hewitt’s target market of HHI of $15k to $75K was inversely affected compared to the higher HHIs of $75k+. To coin the phrase, “the rich get richer, and the poor get poorer “ felt a very apt sentiment for this target audience. The phrase "What the Buck? expresses this sentiment. Particularly for the working class.
Retailer: That will be $27.99, please! (for your half sandwich, pack of chips, and a soda).
Customer: What the buck? (Showing disbelief and shock at the cost of living!)