WTZ
wtz is czech internet slang term for “wo tom zadna” – in english: “without a doubt”
a: she is really cool!
b: wtz!
warp to zero. used in eve-online.
okey, let’s jump guys. all wtz
what the zuck? as in, what the f-ck, zuckerberg?
my fan page isn’t displaying wall posts from fans! wtz?!?!
wtz- world time zone, similar to gmt and utc.
wtz.com, wtz- world time zone, similar to gmt and utc.
the word wtz means wtf ( what the f-ck ) but over the top
jimmy: im an alien
sam: wtz?, ur lame.
way to zainy
something that is too unreasonable
your ideas are wtz.
not an acronim for anything but is said when you want someone to calm down.
hey man youre getting worked up, wtz, calm down, dont worry about it.
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