noun: true. correct. right.
verb: to agree.
origin: small country town outside of Raleigh, NC and surrounding areas. often an affirmation of a previous statment being coorrect or incorrect.
antonym: and don't. and ain't. (untrue, incorrect, wrong, not in agreement)
verb: to agree.
origin: small country town outside of Raleigh, NC and surrounding areas. often an affirmation of a previous statment being coorrect or incorrect.
antonym: and don't. and ain't. (untrue, incorrect, wrong, not in agreement)
Friend 1: girl those shoes are fly!
Friend 2: And do!
Friend 2 is in agreement with friend 1 about the flyness of the shoes.
Antonym:
Girl, those shoes are fly.
Response: And ain't! She needs to ask for her money back, they're ugly.
Can also be used in whatever tense applies. i.e. and is, and are etc.
Friend 2: And do!
Friend 2 is in agreement with friend 1 about the flyness of the shoes.
Antonym:
Girl, those shoes are fly.
Response: And ain't! She needs to ask for her money back, they're ugly.
Can also be used in whatever tense applies. i.e. and is, and are etc.
by lili483 August 23, 2006
A term used in the Southern Counties of the UK to denote going somewhere or someplace. No one outside of those areas knows what the hell the other person is saying but to people who live there it makes perfect sense.
"Hello Uncle Philip, where are you off to today?"
"I've got to go down the doings later to see about getting some money back on the shoes I bought. They don't fit right."
"Good luck with that Uncle."
"Thanks. Tell your mother I'll pop in and see her next week after I've got back from the doings down your road."
"Will do."
"I've got to go down the doings later to see about getting some money back on the shoes I bought. They don't fit right."
"Good luck with that Uncle."
"Thanks. Tell your mother I'll pop in and see her next week after I've got back from the doings down your road."
"Will do."
by LiberaceHudson October 10, 2017
by The Communist Lemon May 12, 2019
by Hank Sauri November 17, 2022
A situation in your life that becomes a major event.
Sally: "Did you hear about the fire last week"
Brad: "No why?"
Sally: "Oh, you should have. It became a big to do."
Jenny: "Did you hear martha broke up with brad because he cheated on her with cindy?"
Rachel: "Oh my gosh, poor martha!"
Jenny: "I know I feel terrible its become a big to do."
Sally: "Did you hear about the fire last week"
Brad: "No why?"
Sally: "Oh, you should have. It became a big to do."
Jenny: "Did you hear martha broke up with brad because he cheated on her with cindy?"
Rachel: "Oh my gosh, poor martha!"
Jenny: "I know I feel terrible its become a big to do."
a major event exciting circumstance big deal Gossip
Sally: "Did you hear about the fire last week"
Brad: "No why?"
Sally: "Oh, you should have. It became a big to do."
Jenny: "Did you hear martha broke up with brad because he cheated on her with cindy?"
Rachel: "Oh my gosh, poor martha!"
Jenny: "I know I feel terrible its become a big to do."
Sally: "Did you hear about the fire last week"
Brad: "No why?"
Sally: "Oh, you should have. It became a big to do."
Jenny: "Did you hear martha broke up with brad because he cheated on her with cindy?"
Rachel: "Oh my gosh, poor martha!"
Jenny: "I know I feel terrible its become a big to do."
by frigget567 February 27, 2011