you done got-got

When a person has been baffled, bamboozled or otherwise tricked in some way.

Snake: Eat the apple
Eve: Ok
God: you done fucked up.
Snake: You done got-got

by LordCari April 1, 2017

You Done Fucked Up

To mess up extremely past the point of no return.

Man: *doing his woman* Oh! Mary!
Woman: MARY!? WHO'S MARY!
Man: Shit.....
Woman: Oh You done fucked up now!!

by EonLover380 January 2, 2015

[You done goofed up]

When you do something bad and cant fix it coz you'll probably lose something or someone

Ray:i cheated on my girl with her mom and and sister bruh
Jacob:bruh you done goofed up

by Bitch google gave birth to December 23, 2014

You Done Fucked Up

This phrase can be said by the other party when you mess/screw/fuck up very badly.
Based on a true story that happened to me:

*making out with girl at party*
Me: "you know you looking hella fine tonight Irina- OH SHIT I MEANT IRIS"
Iris: YOU DONE FUCKED UP NOW
*girl exits room and leaves me alone in bed*

I literally got cockblocked by my shitty name memory

by spageeetti August 28, 2021

You done messed up A-aron!

a phrased used when someone really messes up

EX

Guy1(really tall guy): YOU WANNA FIGHT SHORT STACK!?
Guy2(really short compared to guy1): YEAH LET'S GO JOLLY GREEN GIANT!!
*Guy2 gets punched and goes crazy*
Guy3(some rando): *yells at guy1* YOU DONE MESSED UP A-ARON!!!

by Jughead_is_life October 15, 2018

You done messed up

1. Midwestern (You fucked up big time)
2. Hood Ghetto (You dead fucking up big time)

3. Redneck (You fuck up stupid)
4. (Rash Retaliatory manner) Get fucked, stupid)

Argument
Guy A: its a shame your mother ever spread her legs
Guy B: You done messed up bastard

Street Thug
Guy A: Yeah nah true I shagged yo girl
Guy B: You Done messed up fucka

by Ohio-Jack January 8, 2019

Who are you, and what have you done with

Used to express astonishment when somebody says or does something completely out of character. The only possible explanation is that they've been replaced by an alien shape-shifter who looks exactly like them, but acts differently.

The phrase is a parody of the cliché found in old movies, when somebody returns home to find their lover gone and a stranger in their place.

Shanee: "I'm going to stay in tonight and study."
Ruthie: "Who are you, and what have you done with Shanee?"

by Yogi Bhajan February 9, 2011