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what does WIYE mean ?

is there a page with all the abbreviations explained ?

I don't know and sort of...

What's In Your Ear.

what does "whats in your ear mean " ?

in plain English , as i am still none the wiser , lol

At a guess it's a polite version of "What's up your arse?"

Could it possibly be word in your ear, the Callidus Assassin ability?

Do you have some context? Where did you see this abbreviation? I'm sure we would love to help, me in particular since I run into this problem myself from time to time. (Okay, a lot.) People on the internet seem to enjoy abbreviating things. To sort through this confusion, most abbreviations and acronyms on this site have a lovely little function where you can hover over them to reveal possible meanings and the sources they are from. However, the ability of the mod-lords is only surpassed by the rabidity of the internet community in creating new abbreviations, and so you run into the occasional one with no revealable information. As I said, if you can provide some context we might be able to help more.

I was being unhelpful, but I think lledwey's right about it being Word In Your Ear, but as Jimsolo says, it's hard to say without context.

i was reading a 40k article / post , cant remember exact sentence

looks like its not a common wh40k abbreviation like SM= space marine