How is "WTM" used in text messages?

WTM is used what's the move, what's the matter, or whatever that means - depending on context. It's commonly used in casual conversations and is best suited for informal communication.

What does "WTM" mean in text?

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WTM means what's the move, what's the matter, or whatever that means - depending on context

WTM Definition

WTM has three main meanings: 'What's The Move?' (asking about plans), 'What's The Matter?' (asking what's wrong), or 'Whatever That Means' (showing confusion or dismissal). The most common usage is asking about plans or activities, especially in social contexts since around 2017.

Examples in conversation

"It's Friday night!"

"WTM? Any parties happening?"

"You've been quiet all day, WTM?"

"The quantum flux inhibitor is malfunctioning"

"WTM... can you explain that in simple terms?"

"WTM this weekend? I need to get out of the house"

Usage Notes

Context determines meaning - plans, problems, or confusion

Other ways to search for "WTM"

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Frequently Asked Questions about "WTM"

How do I know which meaning of WTM someone is using?

Context is key. If discussing weekend/social plans, it's likely 'What's The Move?' If someone seems upset, probably 'What's The Matter?'

When did 'What's The Move' become popular?

WTM meaning 'What's The Move?' became widespread around 2017, especially on social media for asking about plans or events.

Is WTM appropriate for all age groups?

WTM is casual slang that's most common among younger people. Older adults might not understand the 'What's The Move?' meaning.