HIG
How's it going?
Example
HIG?
fine, u?
nb
HIG means "how's it going"
Related Slang
| HRU | How are you |
| HAY | How are you |
| HUD | How you doing? |
| WAYDT | What are you doing tonight |
| WAYDRN | What are you doing right now |
| NB | Not bad |
| HAN | How about now? |
| HBU | How 'bout you |
| Big mood | This is definitely how I'm feeling |
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Friends, co-workers, and family members use HIG to ask "How's it going?" Someone who sends you HIG wants to know how you are doing and what you are up to.
Typically, people answer HIG with a short acronym or abbreviation of their own, such as:
They then send HBU to turn the asker's question back on them. After this exchange of pleasantries, a real conversation can (finally) begin.