mind your business

also used and spoken as "Mind your Own Business" used when someone is interfering with your thoughts, actions, choices or point of view/s.

it's used to defend(yourself or someone else)

to mind your own business is to focus on your OWN body, mind, choices, point of views etc.... unless your a parent (then the purpose would be to mind yourself and child or children)

to be used with no explanation neccessary

(statement: I can not believe you said what you said to your boss the other day)
response "mind your own buisness"

(Q) why did you get that color shirt the orange one looks better

(Response: Mind your Business) with no explanation necessary

by UnoYoko February 11, 2022

shit on your bonfire

almost entirely used in negative intention (don't want to) indicates a person wanting to inform another person (or people) without overly causing displeasure

"I don't want to shit on your bonfire, mate, but that isn't the case."

"I don't want to shit on your bonfire, but you're idea sucks."

by barnabos August 3, 2008

simmer your boil

A phrase used when someone needs to chill the fuck out.

Similar to simmer down or slow you roll

Simmer your boil, it's not that big of a deal

by Sean Motherfucking B May 27, 2010

Your vibe be tossing

When someone or something has bad vibes/negative energy.

Boy 1: “I hate this school man it’s so shit and I hate everyone here.”

Boy 2: “Shutup, your vibe be tossing. You are just making us all depressed.”

by DudeMatrix May 8, 2019

Your duff be caking

a compliment to a fine booty

a nice butt

Lauren said, "Your duff be caking Abby! Have you been doing your butt flexes? They are really paying off!!!"

by Henry The Man With The Plan April 6, 2013

your bitch is showing

The moment that you see a woman just starting to get irritated or upset....usually jealousy is involved.....

Hey, Babe....I was just getting that girl's phone number in case we ever need a dog sitter.....by the way, your bitch is showing!!

by Debnhim October 26, 2019

Credit to your nan

Otherwise known as CTYN for short, Credit to your nan is used when describing a recent event that has in fact gone your way.

Bloody hell, you put that penalty top gash mate, Credit to your nan.

by franklingtait June 13, 2016