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doing the dustin

man that guy is doing the dustin
by kingme 5 January 2, 2010
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Doing it again

Doing it again is the phrase for the twentyth time tonight OH GOD
Person 1 Please no
Person 2 let's go again no choice
Where doing it know
Person2 Know where doing it again
by NoobMaster6666699999 June 9, 2019
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Doing a Harold

Doing a harold comes from Harold Holt, australian politician, went missing after swimming in Victoria
"Looks like yer mates doing a harold."
(leaving a party early)
by Melbury September 4, 2009
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do loop

To be caught in a series of actions that repeat and one cannot resolve. From computer programming languages like FORTRAN. Similar to infinite loop and vicious circle .
That song is a boring do loop - the same three chords for the chorus keep repeating with no bridge and no ending.
by Franklin Alblood November 15, 2017
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doing an andy

jizzing your pants when a girl touches you on your thigh, preferably the new girl to your school.
(on the coach, she gets up to leave, touches his leg as she gets off)
andy: oh dear, things have got sticky....
girl: i've caught you doing an andy! keep up the good work
by ally mcb March 3, 2009
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doing the wacky

A multi-purpose term with multiple definitions that are context-dependant. For example, it could mean “engaging in a silly or humorous act that is not normally committed within societal norms”. Or, it could mean “straight-up fucking”. Originated in a Dungeons & Dragons group, and quickly became common vernacular.
Lunaria invited the maiden to return with her to her quarters to do the wacky.

With behaviour like that, I’d assume you’re doing the wacky!
by Okteta March 11, 2023
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do it-over

A sleepover involving sex.
Sorry man, I can't hang out tonight- my girlfriend's parents are out of town so we're having a do it-over.
by mdoll January 25, 2009
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