d'worry

a contraction of 'don't' and 'worry'

D'worry mom, i'll remember my lunch!

by larkylou May 13, 2014

d'worry

a contraction of 'don't' and 'worry'

D'worry mom, i'll remember my lunch!

by larkylou May 13, 2014

negative worries

1. Even chiller than saying "no worries."

2. Having less than 0 worries.

Guy 1: My fault man, apologies.
Guy 2: Negative worries broheim, all good.
Guy 1: Whoa, cool phrase, you're obviously quite chill.

by Mahalo Breh January 2, 2017

bubble worry

Fear ones thinking is being echoed back on oneself with no diversity by ones social media circle

After I posted about the argument with the boss everyone was really supportive but the lack of devil's advocate led me to bubble worry.

by NYchap October 19, 2017

Keyboard-worrier

A paranoid tech savvy hypochondriac who posts toxic Ill informed rants online.

Look at this fake news doomsday shitpost.
Another bloody Keyboard-worrier!

by Just the flu March 25, 2020

Doing a Worrall

Stealing from a supermarket automatic checkout

been cryin myself to sleep every night after being caught stealing though the checkouts...
What you been doing a worrall again?

by BartBlack January 11, 2012

Can't worry bout it

Factual smart ass statement, practically saying in a well mannered smart ass-ish way. Insinuating that he or she could give 0 cares/fuxx about the situation, ideal, and/or whole scenerio that is currently happening or could and if did, the outcome is irrelevant to them.

Another saying kinda like "oh well" but with out saying it. Summing it up in 4 words to make it seem like they're really not interested, or affected by it.

-- man, did you see what happened today? Nope , can't worry bout it.

- my gf kept nagging at me with accusations and I just said I can't worry bout it.

- annoying way to make someone frustrated by answering with can't worry bout it to everything they say.

-overall adjective answer to any question.

-mbcc new trend saying.

-catchy answer - all remark thats over used and overrated and over do.

by Big Patron Leif March 8, 2022