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what is your problem

what is your problem phrase: a rhetorical question posed to someone who is being difficult, rude, or unreasonable.

Phrase

what is your problem?

  1. (derogatory, informal) A rhetorical question posed to someone who is being difficult, rude, or unreasonable.

Forms of what is your problem

alternative formwhat's your problem

Questions about what is your problem

What does what is your problem mean?
What is your problem means a rhetorical question posed to someone who is being difficult, rude, or unreasonable.
What part of speech is what is your problem?
What is your problem is a phrase.

Words near what is your problem in the dictionary

  1. what is what
  2. what is worse
  3. what is your job
  4. what is your name
  5. what is your phone number
  6. what is your problem
  7. what it be
  8. what it do
  9. what it is
  10. what it takes
  11. what kind of music do you like

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