do it big

it means to do the best you can when you are doing anything it was orignated from the sound i spoke i drink made by the headbussas

if you gone play basketball do it big then

by chris Lazard November 20, 2004

Doing a Ripped

1: Purchasing more equipment in favour of putting in some hard work.

2: Driving Under the Influence

1:

"Buying this Coke can opener was such a good idea, so little effort is required to open these cans now, but I feel like I'm doing a Ripped every time i use it"

"I've been working on this enclosure all night, and i just cant make the damn thing work!!! I'm THIS CLOSE to Doing a Ripped"

"Hrm.. i reckon i can fit a few more D3's in there... ahhhh to hell with it, i'm gonna do a ripped, if anyone wants me i'll be at the shops"

"My score is a bit higer this comp even though i'm using the same enclosure as last time. but its only cause i did a ripped last night instead of finishing off my new enclosure"

2:

"Oh shit, theres an RBT station up ahead and i'm doing a ripped!"

by Some REALLY cool guy July 06, 2004

Doing a Biden

When you take something that works and absolutely fuck it up completely.

Named after President Joe Biden.

Guy 1; I did the engine rebuild on my motorbike last week and it was running brilliantly on two-stroke petrol and then Billy filled it up with four-stroke and blew the engine!

Guy 2; FFS, Billy is always Doing a Biden

by Bigg Benny August 27, 2021

do an Ed

To do an Ed means going to the pub on Friday in your lunch break but not having any food just liquid lunch; preferably San Miguel

I'll have my lunch now and just do an Ed in the pub!!!

by salofre March 28, 2013

Doing a toadly

Getting drunk and being sick whilst on web cam in an online chatroom.

Did you see that 29 year old sausage factory worker from Preston last night? Doing a toadly everwhere man, it was sick litteraly.

by thetoadkiller February 05, 2011

do a bowl

to smoke a small amount of marijuana or hashish in a pipe intended specifically for that use

Person: Let's do a bowl
Friend: I'm up for that

by Litespeed99 June 06, 2009

To do on fire

phrase, origin of which is in Hebrew and everybody in Israel knows the meaning of this phrase. It's equivalent to "Barbeque" in English. The meat cooked on fire hence the expression: "done on fire" or "to do on fire"

Hey man let's do on fire this weekend.

by Alex March 24, 2005