The World Taekwondo Federation.
WTF, holds many competitions throughout the world.
WTF, holds many competitions throughout the world.
WTF, as far as i know, remain blissfully unaware of the other meaning of WTF. Or maybe they just don't feel like changing.
by t3h n00bz 7a!k l!k3 t3his
July 26, 2006
WTF
WTF?
WTF
Professor Snape saying...
WTF?
A google search for "WTF" reveals this.
Bad News Bears wheelchair kid - WTF?
WTF cat
Generally stands for 'What the fuck'. Most people use a question mark afterwards to get the point through. Rather than using the same term for the other 'w's, who, when, where, and why, it makes more sense to actually state the word and follow it with 'tf'
Capitalization doesn't really matter.
This term can also be likened to 'What the shit?' which is more comical and has a tantamount meaning.
Capitalization doesn't really matter.
This term can also be likened to 'What the shit?' which is more comical and has a tantamount meaning.
WTF?
WhoTH?
WhenTF?
WTS?
WhoTH?
WhenTF?
WTS?
by chalupamonk
March 03, 2003
The universal interrogative particle.
The abbreviation of, most commonly, 'what the fuck', though sometimes also 'who/why/when/where the fuck'. When used with an exclamation point instead of a question mark, it becomes an exclamation of amazement, confusion, disbelief, ect.
Both forms are often accentuated with 'mate' or preceded by 'dude'.
The abbreviation of, most commonly, 'what the fuck', though sometimes also 'who/why/when/where the fuck'. When used with an exclamation point instead of a question mark, it becomes an exclamation of amazement, confusion, disbelief, ect.
Both forms are often accentuated with 'mate' or preceded by 'dude'.
Dude, WTF are you on?
by Lapideus
February 07, 2005
WTF usually refers to 'what the fuck'. It can be used as a question, an exclamation, and many other uses.
It is commonly used in internet chatrooms where swearing is censored.
The 'W' can be used as what, where, who or when, following by the 'TF' which is always 'the fuck'
WTF is usually used with dude or mate
It is commonly used in internet chatrooms where swearing is censored.
The 'W' can be used as what, where, who or when, following by the 'TF' which is always 'the fuck'
WTF is usually used with dude or mate
Example 1: WTF just happened here?
Example 2: Dude, WTF!
Example 3: WTF did that?
Example 3 uses 'who' instead of 'what'
Example 2: Dude, WTF!
Example 3: WTF did that?
Example 3 uses 'who' instead of 'what'
by devilsgunner
June 28, 2005