do re mi fa sol la ti do

The solfège syllables in order as the notes of a musical scale ascend, i.e.: C = do, D = re, E = mi, F = fa, G = sol, A = la, B = ti

Doe (Do!), a deer, a female deer
Ray (Re!), a drop of golden sun
Me (Mi!), a name I call myself
Far (Fa!), a long, long way to run
Sew (Sol!), a needle pulling thread
La (La!), a note to follow sol
Tea (Ti!), a drink with jam and bread
That will bring us back to do.
Do re mi fa sol la ti do!

by bluestinger66 March 4, 2024

Mi deh yah

It simply means, I have now arrive here

Mi deh yah now

by Mealus March 3, 2023

mis smith

she thinks she can dance but she actually looks like a hobo trying to wank. she also tells girls to eat her out ans she says here shoes are designer but there the bobbing ton market

mis smith told me to eat here out

by I am Mr moose January 30, 2018

Que Pasa tu casa mi casa

Que Pasa tu casa mi casa is a word. You say this when u are extremely confused, especially in math class. When the teacher writes something on the board and u have no idea what the hell she just write..dont be shy to just shout out “QUE PASA TU CASA MI CASA”….this phrase may mean something different in Spanish. But, i re-invented this word into something new.

teacher: so this is why 97594488+i2u3i383 /97388383 is equal to 1
student: QUE PASA TU CASA MI CASA?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!!??!
teacher: okay i’ll explain again……………………….

by beatbox4days November 13, 2023

Mi Sueno

To Mi Sueno. Meaning to use engine, autopilot and ir A/C during any part of a sail, whether you are racing or not.

It was an easy sail back. We Mi Suenoed all the the way home.

by Child enthusiast. May 16, 2016

Mies

Mies is a Dutch girl name. It means 'Splendid by nobility or Son of Tolmai, (Tolmai probably means the furrow opener or rich in wrinkles)'.

“Mies is one of my friends, we hang out a lot”

by 372892 November 21, 2021

Mi Lo Fu

aka 布袋 Budai / 笑佛 Laughing Buddha / 胖佛 Fat Buddha / 快乐佛 Happy Buddha / Mi-Lo Fwo

Mi-Lo Fwo, (laughing buddha) is the most common and most popular depiction of Buddha in China for centuries. His nickname was “Cloth Sack” — Budai in Chinese. Buddhists’ main goal in life is to ‘be happy’, and it’s for this reason that depictions of Buddha show him as being fat and laughing.

I am fat. I have a large belly, and an (almost) bald head, I must be the reincarnation of Mi Lo Fu

by Toby Simkin April 12, 2023