Doing The White Trash Shuffle

A redneck woman's husband or baby Daddy goes to jail. Imediately or soon there after she starts frequenting nearby trailers,RVs or campers selling sexual favors for money to feed and house herself and/or spawn

Neck#1-" Did you hear Darlene's husband Richard went to jail for domestic violence and DUI the other day?"
Neck#2-"No way man that's like twice this month!"
Neck#1-" Yeah man I caught her going into Monroe's camper the day after he was arrested.

Neck#2-"Dang that's the fastest I ever seen someone start Doing The White Trash Shuffle !"

by Duckuverymuch December 29, 2019

do you got a warrant

a phrase used in place of asking for consent.

when things begin escalating and you want to throw a curveball to slow things down.

Johnny: *reaches to grab Amanda’s ass*
Amanda: yoyoyo...do you got a warrant?

by ted mundy February 7, 2020

do you fuck with this fit

It’s a question asking someone if they like your outfit or would you wear it.

Sarah: hey do you fuck with this fit
Sally: yeah it’s so cute

by Madison10174 August 29, 2020

I Do Not See The Printer

A more complicated version of the phrase "Fax No Printer" which means someone is speaking the truth. Since there is "no printer" then you simply say you can't see the printer

"Our English teacher is really got huh?" "I do not see the Printer"

by CousinDater October 6, 2020

Do not kick Leo or Charles

Please

I am begging you, Do not kick Leo or Charles

by Ça October 8, 2020

What would Link do?

Similar to what would Jesus do but with some different outcomes

*Being taunted by gang of potential enemies
Friend "what would Link do?"
Yourself "you're right, lets leave it, they're ruining themselves"

*Someone else being ganged up on by enemies
Friend "What would Link do?"
Yourself "...probably fuck them up! Lets do it!"

by Coxmeister December 18, 2011

Would do you nicely

A fragment that acts like an adjective, but is usually attached to front of a statement or new sentence. Used to describe a noun.

That coat is warm. Would do you nicely today in the wind.

by Rose Sullivan December 28, 2011