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What gives (with someone or something)? What gives (with someone or something)?What is going on (with someone or something)? What is wrong or the problem (with someone or something)? Hey, what gives? My computer just shut off on its own. What gives with this book? Parts of it read like an eight-year-old wrote it! What gives with Sarah? She's been in a foul mood all day.See also: give, someone, whatWhat gives?Inf. What happened?; What went wrong?; What's the problem? Bill: Hi, you guys. What gives? Bob: Nothing, just a little misunderstanding. Tom's a little angry. Bob: Where's my wallet? What gives? Tom: I think one of those roughnecks who just walked by us has borrowed it for a little while.See also: whatwhat gives? what's the news?; what's happening? (often used as a friendly greeting). informalSee also: whatwhat ˈgives? (spoken, informal) what is happening?; what is the news?: I haven’t seen you for a few weeks! What gives?See also: whatWhat gives? interrog. What is going on?; What is happening? Hey! What gives? Who left this here? See also: what |