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It could mean a variety of things. First, it could be a misspelling of the word “with”, which realistically is easy to misspell if you don’t have auto-correct on, because the “o” is next to the “i”. You could also use the word woth as the word “what”. If you have your mouth opened at all times while talking or if you’re yawning, the word “what” could sound like woth.
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