(rare) A question taking the form "did you know?".
(rare) A question taking the form "did you know?".
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Acronym for "what do you mean", used as a one-word reply when somebody's post is confusing, surprising, or appears to be obviously wrong. Often functions as feigned-shock rhetoric rather than a real request for clarification, especially when followed by punctuation: "wdym?", "wdym wdym wdym".
I Don't Know. One of the most-used texting abbreviations.
(internet slang, text messaging) Or you know why.
"If you know, you know." An inside-joke disclaimer for references only a specific subculture, friend group, or fanbase will get. Used to signal that the speaker belongs to the group without explaining anything. Doubles as a quiet flex.