Don't get your sugar where you get your dough

I don't date coworkers.

That new girl is cute. I might ask her out.

Dude, don't get your sugar where you get your dough.

by Florida Honey January 22, 2017

Where you at!?

1. a term used to ask a person where they are.

2. a term used to ask a person how they are.

3. a term used to ask a person how far along they are, i.e. on a homework assignment.

4. simply a greeting.

1. julie, where you at!?

2. hey beth - where you at?

3. where you at on the english paper?

4. where you at, mo?

by yevson December 9, 2008

where are everyone?

The questioning of where a certain group of people are currently located.

* Julia walks into an empty room.
Julia: where are everyone?

by sgtdallas March 28, 2009

Where do babies come from?

A child's way of questioning their parents in a semi-awkward way about things that only the child wants to talk about.

Kid: Mom where do babies come from?

Mom: Well, you see when two people love each other very much...

Kid: *smiles* Go on, Mommy.

by ☆♡Ally♡☆ April 22, 2018

let the chips fall where they may

A figure of speech which means, "What happens happens."
"Let the imminent events unfold."

There, I told you all I know, so let the chips fall where they may.

by LarstaiT June 6, 2005

where they do dat at

someone does something lame; who the hell does that?
(Originated and exclusive in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida)

"I think this green shirt goes really well with these purple pants."

"Damn...where they do dat at???"

by lancedt October 1, 2007

Where the bear shit in the buckwheat

To tell someone where the bear shit in the buckwheat means to explain something to them that they are very likely to know already, especially because it is self-evident.

«I'm not that stupid that I actually need somebody to tell me where the bear shit in the buckwheat: I can see for myself who the bad guy in the film is. Ta!»

by The_big_Vingtetunieme June 25, 2009