do in

Verb: To kill

To "do in"
Fred: Target aquired
Frank: Do him in!

by The Communist Lemon May 12, 2019

things to do in ur buddy's room

A couple fun ideas:
- Make pancakes and then share them with your dog.
- Build a blanket fort.
- Organize their books alphabetically by the last letter in the title.
- Play monopoly with your alter-egos.
- Cook meth.
- Read through one of their books and then rip out the most important page so they'll never know the ending.
- Pour honey on their underwear.
- Frame them for murder.

Things to do in ur buddy's room:
Their mom

Get it??? Like do their mom in their room!! Hah! What a zinger!
But really, don't do that. That's messed up. Just shoot some heroin or something like the rest of us.

by My Pussy Wagon is a minivan September 18, 2016

Doing a Becky

When you transfer to a different high school that your not zoned too. You think all the people at your old school sucked so you waned to leave. Ridge Point is a good place to do if you want to Do a Becky.

Ex: Is that girl new?

Yea...she was doing a becky.

Mom and Dad: I dont like my high school. I have no friends. I want to go to Ridge Point and Do a Becky.

by lovecats000 March 4, 2011

doink

1. to doink
2. the act of hitting someone in a comical way so as to need sound effects.

*punch* "doink"

by billymac May 20, 2003

doing it for the kids

Often done while wielding an obnoxiously large chaingun. The ability to mow down large mobs of enemies/zombies/people named Ian is granted while saying this phrase. If your name is Kevin, your agility increases by +2 every time the statement is said. 1337ness is not an option, it is an obligation.

"I'm doing it for the kids!!!!" *sound of gunfire*

by TerrillPancake December 8, 2006

doing taxes

Cover up for having sex

Parents say to children: "dont bother us we are doing taxes in our room"

by tourangh October 11, 2006

WHAT'S DOING?

The famous saying created by Mario Fenech when they would play him getting hit in the head by a mis-directed pass on the Footy Show each week. Basically it refers to an unusual happening or sight that the speaker is perplexed by. Since it was used so much it became a greeting of sorts where it was a lead in to a joke by the recipient. It gained international appeal as a greeting compliments of Contiki in 1998 across Europe for travellers from the States, Canada, Asia, Africa and South America.

When you see a bloke cheering on Manly at Shark Park you say "What's Doing?"

by Rob Straker September 13, 2008