WUD
WUD has 2 meanings
What's up, dog?
Among friends, WUD stands for "What's up, dog?" This acronym is a casual way of asking your friends what (or how) they're doing ATM.
In American English, "dog" or "dawg" is a way to refer to a friend, while "What's up?" is commonly used to ask someone what they are doing or thinking about. Combining "What's up?" with "dog" produces a question that's equivalent to "What are you doing, friend?"
Example
Hey, WUD?
Not much, u?
Related Slang
| sup | What's up |
| Dawg | Friend |
| ATM | At the moment |
| wup | What's up |
| HIG | How's it going? |
| HUD | How you doing? |
| HRU | How are you |
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WUD stands for "what you doin'." Your friends might send you this acronym when they want to know what you're up to ATM or in the future.
If you're not currently doing anything, you can answer WUD with NM, NMHJC, or NMU. Then, maybe you and your friend can jointly think of something more exciting to do.