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What's "Wotcher" mean?

It's something tonks said a couple times.
"Wotcher, Harry"
WHat does that word mean? Is it some sort of British term or something?

lol I never knew what that meant and I didn't try to find out x)

LifesGoodx3 posted over a year ago

MasterOfFear posted over a year ago

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xElvenPiratex said:

Yeah, it's a British term that basically means "what are ya up to?" or "what's going on?"

posted over a year ago

Thanks for clearing that up for me.

MasterOfFear posted over a year ago

NP :) I was confused por it too when I read the books, haha.

xElvenPiratex posted over a year ago

nene72 said:

What link said. If you say "What are you up to?" really fast and then shorten it por taking out the "up to" part you get "Wotcher?"

posted over a year ago

You do! Wow, I'd have never worked that out... Damn not being a native speaker...

delamico posted over a year ago

RealBenTennyson said:

Its equivalent term for 'watch it' or 'watch out'. It indeed is a British term!

posted over a year ago

siriusblack4eva said:

That's one of my favourites! It's a British term for "what's up" or "what's going on". tonks uses that a lot. Btw...Wotcher?!

posted over a year ago

Cloe-Stewert said:

don't know

posted over a year ago

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