01.) to scam, cheat, try to pull the wool over someone's eyes
02.) a solid win over an opponent
03.) an obvious lie
02.) a solid win over an opponent
03.) an obvious lie
01.) "Don't buttfuck me, bro."
02.) "That was a good buttfucking I gave those 7 year olds on the basketball court."
03.) Kenny: I just saw biggie smalls walking into the bank...
Stevie: No you didn't!
Kenny: Yes, I did...
Stevie: "Don't buttfuck me!"
02.) "That was a good buttfucking I gave those 7 year olds on the basketball court."
03.) Kenny: I just saw biggie smalls walking into the bank...
Stevie: No you didn't!
Kenny: Yes, I did...
Stevie: "Don't buttfuck me!"
by Brooklyn Mint October 20, 2011

A phrase used on social media when you say something bold or controversial and don't want people to reply or make a conjecture against your statement.
by FangYT May 14, 2020


It's a reference to Dana Scully in the tv show The X Files. It's when someone tries to use every exuse before the truth, to get out of something, or stick up for somebody or something.
If you get caught cheating on your bf/gf and you try to make up every possible excuse you can think of, your bf/gf might reply: "Don't Scully me."
by Emma April 21, 2005

by Teddy Luv June 6, 2011

When you tell anush the ice cap machine at Tim's is broken;
Anush replies with his hand gesture, "Don't Tell me"
Anush replies with his hand gesture, "Don't Tell me"
by Zombieman#22 December 11, 2017

pronounced: (with length) Dooon't teeease me.
An expression used after being inquired to partake in a worthwhile event or offered something too good to be true.
An expression used after being inquired to partake in a worthwhile event or offered something too good to be true.
Tom: "Hey Ryan, do you want this last piece of pizza?"
Ryan: ..."Don't tease me."
Tom: "no seriously, take it."
Ryan: "ok sweet, thanks."
Ryan: ..."Don't tease me."
Tom: "no seriously, take it."
Ryan: "ok sweet, thanks."
by Fan dango May 11, 2006
