Phrase origins: Uganda Tribe - VR Chat
Phrase meaning: "Do you come from the mother land of Uganda?"
if your answer is no a group of knuckles and knuckle-sonics will surround you and spit on you claiming to give you Ebola.
Phrase meaning: "Do you come from the mother land of Uganda?"
if your answer is no a group of knuckles and knuckle-sonics will surround you and spit on you claiming to give you Ebola.
by panagiotaki April 24, 2018
Get the do you know the waymug. by Fovzz February 26, 2018
Get the Do you know the way?mug. ("Do You Believe In Magic" starts playing)
Boomers: Ah, the nostalgia.
Gen Z: I fear no man, but that thing....it scares me.
Boomers: Ah, the nostalgia.
Gen Z: I fear no man, but that thing....it scares me.
by Ubeenbamboozledson August 6, 2022
Get the Do You Believe In Magicmug. when somebody ask u " do u feel nervous" thats means if u have nervous or anxiety to do something or something that will happens to u
by nike1998 July 7, 2022
Get the do you feel nervousmug. A question that indirectly tells someone to put their mask on. When someone asks you “Do you have a mask?”, it means that masks are required and you have to wear one. It’s just a nicer way of saying it.
Security: Do you have a mask?
Guest: I don’t have a mask.
Security: A mask is required, please wear one. (gives mask to guest)
Guest: No thanks, I’d rather not.
Security: You’re gonna have to leave the mall then, since you refuse to wear a mask.
Guest: I don’t have a mask.
Security: A mask is required, please wear one. (gives mask to guest)
Guest: No thanks, I’d rather not.
Security: You’re gonna have to leave the mall then, since you refuse to wear a mask.
by GageTheDictionaryGeek October 28, 2021
Get the Do you have a mask?mug. by JohnnyB.Emo July 20, 2021
Get the How do you sleep?mug. A fragment that acts like an adjective, but is usually attached to front of a statement or new sentence. Used to describe a noun.
by Rose Sullivan December 28, 2011
Get the Would do you nicelymug.