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do the trick

A picture of plankton from spongebob saying do the trick

Person 1: Hello
Person 2: Do the trick
Person 1 and 2: :)

by Mrcheesgaybutsex June 21, 2023

Doing the Daniel

When you fall asleep during sexual intercourse to wake up with the other party missing

I was so drunk I ended up doing the daniel last night

by anonymous March 10, 2023

What do you want, a cookie?

A sarcastic retort you use on someone when they tell you something you don't give two flying fadoodles about.

Random Facebook person: This is my first (insert completely random item here) of the year!!!!!!

Someone else: What do you want, a cookie?

by Pialinist January 8, 2023

Doing a Hanky

When you do your best to work for a cause, but accidentally destroy the whole thing.

Origin: Mark Hankinson director of the MFHA describing trail hunting as a smokescreen for foxhunting during a webinar that was leaked by the hunt saboteurs association.

Sab 1: "Did you see that the terrierman was filmed last week releasing a fox from an artificial earth?"
Sab 2: "yes he was doing a hanky"

by brock boy November 25, 2021

Do my makeup Stephen

When Marleigh is going blind Stephen does her makeup, mostly on her titties.

“Do my makeup Stephen”
- “take off your shirt Marleigh”

by Murph_46 September 14, 2018

Do it node?

"Do it node" is a slang term used to encourage someone to take action and complete a task or assignment. The term "node" is a reference to a point in a network where data is transmitted, suggesting the need to complete a task in order to keep things moving smoothly. The phrase is often used in a playful or sarcastic manner to motivate someone who may be procrastinating or hesitant to take action.

Person 1: "I'm not sure if I should apply for that job. I don't think I'm qualified enough."

Person 2: "Come on, do it node? You never know what might happen. It's better to try than to never know."

by Do it node? Questioner 75 April 14, 2023