AUT
Are you there
Example
Hey, AUT? I need to ask you a question about the homework assignment
Yeah, what's up?
AUT may be helpful when another user is unresponsive
Related Slang
| AYT | Are you there? |
| RUT | Are you there? |
| UT | You there? |
| YT | You there? |
| WRU | Where are you |
| WYA | Where you at? |
| ASL | Age, sex, location |
| ASLP | Age, sex, location, picture |
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If you are unsure whether someone is present on the other end of a digital conversation, you can send them "AUT." Most people send AUT in online messages or texts to check in with someone who has yet to respond in a while.
For example, if you send someone a text and they don't respond for several hours, you might send a follow-up "AUT" message. Or if it's a time-sensitive message, you might send "AUT" after just a few minutes.
Since AUT is not well known, you may confuse recipients when you send it. Therefore, you should only use it with slang-savvy people or use a more common acronym, like AYT (or just spell it out).