Do the job

Somone fit who will get the job done.
Can also be used in other ways i.e "Oh i suppose that Microwave will do the job at the end of the day".

"Ah, she'll do the job".

by Charlie Egan July 20, 2006

just do it

1. The most globally recognised slogan of any company. The Nike 'tick' or 'swish' and this slogan are two of the best marketing tactics of all time.
2. Said by someone who 'peer pressures' other's.

1. Nike: Just Do it.
2.Peer Pressurer: "Have a hit man."
Dude: "No Thanks."
Peer Pressurer: "Just do it."

by Diego August 26, 2003

do it for the kids

just no matter what it is your doing just do it with pride and honor but dn do it for ur self do it for the future kids,your kid simply DO IT FOR THE KIDS

man1- dude working at mcdonalds 2night SHIT I HATE IT.
man2-bro jst DO IT FOR THE KIDS
man1 your right bro imma do it for the kids of the world
man2-it is what it is

by mollywhoppin October 16, 2010

Wham-Do

A hairstyle (Hair-Do) on a person similar to that of George Michael in his wham days.

"This woman has just walked past me,and her hair was so big and streaked.It was such a Wham-Do"

by Sir Michael George Of Wham-Do April 15, 2009

doing an Emily

to do an Emily is to go out on a night drinking and pull a random bloke, take him home/go back to his and sleep with him then kick him out early the next morning/sneak off early the next morning and have no idea of his name or much else about him.

Girl 1: Hey so i hear you got were caught doing an Emily last night?! Haha!!
Girl 2: Yea we were getting in the taxi back to his and I saw your brother, way too drunk...do not remember his name! woops! snuck out early this morning and got a taxi home!

by doinanemily123 January 24, 2013

do-bag

Someone whom you do.

I totally did that do-bag last night.

by Flynn Michael Henipayne October 30, 2006

did a do

Phrase used to describe an accomplishment that cannot be adequately summed up with another phrase. Due to its informal nature, it is usually used for minor accomplishments, usually among close friends. It rarely is used negatively or sarcastically.

After getting a small part in the community play, Jamie's friends congratulated him, saying "Jamie did a do."

by Nater K September 20, 2015