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Idiom what do you know!(Well) what do you know! something that you say when you are surprised by a piece of information.And they're getting married? Well, what do you know!Well, what do you know! The Raiders lost again. (humorous)
idiomwhat do you know! spoken spoken said when you are surprised and happy about something you have just heard or seen:"I think I've fixed it." "What do you know - we've got a mechanic in the family.""See, there's a Holiday Inn we can stay at about a mile from his house." "Well, what do you know. That's lucky."
(well) what do you knowA phrase used to indicate one's surprise. Well, what do you know—we have chocolate chips in the cabinet after all. (Well,) what do you know!Inf. a way of expressing surprise at finding something that is unexpected; an expression of mild surprise at something someone has said. (No answer is expected or desired.) Andy: Well, what do you know! Here's a brand new shirt in this old trunk. Bob: I wonder how it got there. Tom: These two things fit together like this. John: Well, what do you know! |