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	<title>What is this southern US dialect phrase?</title>
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	<description>I&apos;m curious about a bit of (apparently) southern dialect.  I&apos;m not sure how to spell it, but it sounds like &quot;do what?&quot; or &quot;du what?&quot; or &quot;d&apos;what?&quot; and seems to mean the same thing as &quot;what?&quot; or &quot;huh?&quot; or &quot;say that again?&quot;  I&apos;m from the Northeast, and the first time I heard this, it sounded really strange to me, like people were just adding &quot;do&quot; to the beginning of &quot;what&quot; for no reason.  Does anyone know its origin, what part of the U.S. it&apos;s prevalent in, and what it means exactly?  (Google was no help.)</description>
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