do-over

Part of the shotty rule that allows do-over to be called when there is fighting over who earned the shotgun. Whoever, calls shotgun after the do-over gets shotgun no exceptions

Mark and Tony were fighting over who called Shotty first until Tony called Do-over and got the front seat no questions asked.

by mrsuperman24847556 August 15, 2009

dish do-over

Keeping dishes in the dishwasher for repeated washes to avoid putting them away. Also called 'dish limbo'.

I kept all my plates in dish do-over because I was too tired to put them away.

by c_dog01 April 10, 2009

Do over

When you’ve busted and keep going

Her: “You came”

Him:“Yeah I’m going for a do over”

by anonymous November 12, 2020

Daddy Do-over

The first sexual act after a man divorced with his wife and remarried a new one

“I’m ready for a Daddy Do-over honey!”

by Unwary Scrub October 21, 2021

To call do-over

To desconsiderate, to neglect, to ignore something envolved at some circumstance. It can be used more often during kind of games or situations when a person does not want to count with the effect or the result of them.
The semantic of only "do-over" matches with "to restart", then do not mistake the meanings.

— Wait... you said I coudn't move the pawn like that.
— No, I didn't...
— Of course you did it!
— Whatever! We just need to call do-over
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Supernatural, Season 2-Episode 5 at 36:04min dialogue:

— I heard you before, Dean, when Andy made you tell the truth. You're just as scared of this as I am.
— That was mind control! It's like being roofied, man! It doesn't count.
— What?
— No, I'm calling do-over.
— What? Are you seven?!
— Doesn't matter.

by Tsunade-sama January 25, 2019

Dirty do-over

A repeated performance of anal intercourse immediately after an initial session of anal intercourse with the same partner.

After Tim fucked Mary in the ass, she was thankful for the extra lubrication that his first jizz load provided when he surprisingly climbed back on for a dirty do-over.

by Sadie Salacious January 11, 2014

Come over and do Laundry

Term used when a person wants to break up or end the relationship with another person.

John and I have been having a lot of problems lately. I think I’m gonnna invite him to come over and do laundry tonight.

by Pilsenbro13 January 8, 2018