by wildfire98 April 06, 2010
short for 'isn't it though' and shouting it loudly and proudly in public places to show appreciation for the innit doe.
by theman87 June 07, 2011
by agileninja February 17, 2021
The term "job doe" is used to represent operating at one's maximal capacity. It can be used with respect to an individual or group. This term is versatile and can be used in many contexts. When someone says that they are "on their job doe", it means that they are firing on all cylinders. One can also use the response "job doe" to give a signal of approval.
It is imperative that you surround yourself with people who are on their job doe. Be wary, as people can talk a big game and pretend to be on their job doe. Remember that actions always speak louder than words. Drug users, frequent consumers of alcoholic beverages, and chronic Negative Nancies are not on their job doe. Avoid these types like the plague.
It is imperative that you surround yourself with people who are on their job doe. Be wary, as people can talk a big game and pretend to be on their job doe. Remember that actions always speak louder than words. Drug users, frequent consumers of alcoholic beverages, and chronic Negative Nancies are not on their job doe. Avoid these types like the plague.
Bryan K: "The hurdlers just finished up their workout. Boy, they were on their job doe!"
Brendo: "Job doe!!! That's what it's about. One step closer to our goals!"
Miguel Schimmz: "Everybody into the weight room! We've gotta ride this positive energy and stay on our job doe!"
Syzzle: "Here comes da boom! We are the new face of WNY track and field!"
Field General: "You said it! Job doe!"
Brendo: "Job doe!!! That's what it's about. One step closer to our goals!"
Miguel Schimmz: "Everybody into the weight room! We've gotta ride this positive energy and stay on our job doe!"
Syzzle: "Here comes da boom! We are the new face of WNY track and field!"
Field General: "You said it! Job doe!"
by CitiusAltiusFortius May 04, 2017
by Light Joker January 14, 2006
The urban-rap phrase to express extreme acknowledgement or seriousness of a particular issue.
Translated to general english- For real though
Used by many artists in the rap industry. Origins from Los Angeles.
You'll hear this phase used by the artist when they are extremely high on marijuana cigarettes....e.g. Smoops interlude on the Doggy style album.
Translated to general english- For real though
Used by many artists in the rap industry. Origins from Los Angeles.
You'll hear this phase used by the artist when they are extremely high on marijuana cigarettes....e.g. Smoops interlude on the Doggy style album.
by Dolemite Jenkins June 02, 2007
by Inappropriate 42 April 03, 2015