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Discover Ludwig"What's up with" is a commonly used phrase in informal written English.
You could use it when asking someone to explain a situation or their feelings about it. For example, "What's up with your new haircut?".
Idiom
What's up?
This can be used to ask 'What's wrong?' or 'How are you?'.
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What's up with Estonia?
What's up with that?
What's up with our weather?
What's up with the Lakers?
"What's up with Smyth?
What's up with us?
What's up with Hooper?
So what's up with Mr. Rove?
What's up with Chrys (Karole Rocher)?
What's up with these absurd names?
"What's up with those old people?
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