Doing a Tim

Doing a Tim is the art of waiting until the agreed meeting time to go start making a drink. It doesn't matter if the agreed meeting time is predictable, with ample preparation time. The drink making can commence only after already being late.

Jord: Where's Robyn?
Robyn: Just doing a Tim.
Dan: I'm also making a drink.

by Onyne December 11, 2023

Do you watch Kerwhizz?

Similar to "do you listen to girl in red?", this question is a code question that a few people ask whether they are HBTQ or not. Kerwhizz itself, is seen as a gay show by people like ThatOneGensixer.

Hiko: Hej Hako, do you watch Kerwhizz?
Hako: Yeah, I'm 100% queer.
Hiko: Cool.

by MissSaikou February 17, 2021

are you going to do me some?

Are you going to fight me about it?

She told me “are you going to do me some?” So we’re handling it after school in the courtyard.

by Murda187 March 17, 2022

Do It For Doug

To commemorate the legendary Doug. A man of mystery that throws parties for people in West Virginia. He’s a musician and a professional RC car driver. When you yell “do it for Doug” you should have a beer in your hand while raising it to the sky.

Come on Jeffery do it for Doug chug that beer!

by AmericanGenius January 16, 2021

Doing a Joe

Getting 0 goals, 0 assists, 0 saves, and 0 shots in a game of rocket league.

Effectively contributing fuck all.

Sorry lads, done a right Joe all tournament.

Should probably learn how to wall ride like Zac so I can avoid doing a Joe all the time.

by Osidney10 May 19, 2022

doing a faye

Telling people more information than you orginally intended, usually of a sexual or prohibited nature, or your own personal secrets. doing a charlotte

Johnny: What did you do last night?
Hilary: First I had a bath, went on MSN and spoke to my friends. Then I masterbated. Crap! I wasn't supposed to say that!
Johnny: Omg, are you doing a faye?
Hilary: I guess I am.

by BabyFayFay February 15, 2009

Do

A unisex Korean name that is often misspelled by Starbucks baristas (.e.g. Doe, Dough, Dell, Doc, Jo, etc). Pronounced "doe" but spelled "Do" or "도". People with the name "Do" often say the wrong words but in all the right ways.

"Omg, that barista actually pronounced your name correctly. She said Do the name and not the verb."

by moonsoyah December 2, 2021