Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
you-what
Phrase
/juː wɒt/

Definition
A colloquial expression used to demand clarification or seek further explanation, often in a humorous or sarcastic tone.

Examples
- “So you’re telling me you won the lottery? You-what?”
- “I just found out I have to work on my birthday. You-what?!”
- “You-what? I can’t believe he said that to you!”

Meaning
This phrase is typically used in conversation when someone is confused or surprised by what another person has said, prompting them to ask for more information.

Synonyms
- Excuse me?
- Come again?
- What do you mean?