"WTW" in texting primarily stands for "What's the word?" , which is a casual way to ask "What's up?" or "What's going on?" It is often used to start a conversation or check in with someone to see if there is any news or updates
. Besides this main meaning, "WTW" can also have other interpretations depending on context:
- "What the What?" - used to express surprise or disbelief, similar to "What the heck?" or a milder form of "What the fuck?"
- "What's the Wave?" - slang for asking about current trends or social plans
- "What's the Way?" - occasionally used to ask for directions or the best approach to something
- "What to Wear?" or "What to Watch?" - used when seeking advice on outfits or entertainment choices
How to respond to "WTW" in text
- If it means "What's the word?" , you can reply with what you’re up to or ask back:
- "Not much, just relaxing. You?"
- "Nothing planned yet. WTW with you?"
- If it means "What the What?" , respond acknowledging the surprise:
- "WTW! I didn’t expect that either!"
- "Yeah, that was crazy!"
- If it’s about "What to Wear?" or "What to Watch?" , offer suggestions accordingly.
In summary, "WTW" is a versatile texting acronym mostly used informally among friends to check in or express surprise
