What are you doing?

A question that elicits a response in the here and now.

In French, "Quesque tu fait?"

Anytime anyone doesn't know what the other person is doing they can ask what are you doing?

by EvaLissens September 20, 2009

Doingers

a slang term for breast or breasticles.

"whoah, look at those bitches doingers! they're just so juicy"

by old dusty hairy fart eater March 2, 2009

Doing a Haye

The pitiful attempt to cover up a person's lack of skill or inability to perform by blaming the outcome on a bruised finger or toe e.g. a swollen pinky

A reference to heavyweight boxer, David Haye, and his loss to Vladimir Klitschko.

Before the fight: "I'm gonna rip his head off and eat his brains!"

After the fight: "My little toe wasn't on my side for this fight. We were supposed to be a team. I've been let down by it and will be raising the issue with management in due course"

Are you doing a Haye? You have no shame!

by Benncm July 10, 2011

Doing a Wozza

Well used sentence in Worcester...

Someone Doing all the chop pretending they didn't know it was all that was left,
Top loading spliffs or pretending to forget to give it back

Doing a Wozza

Someone who assumes you've already had ur line and ends up somehow with two.

Accidentally having a 80 instead of a line

by A man with no chop left May 16, 2016

oh god mini wheat what are you doing at the nuremberg trials

Suddenly, Mini-Wheat is put on trial. It's accidental, but the judge is unaware. He sits in fear, nervous of what the judge will do- because of what he's done to the other people. It's 1945, so "Mini-Wheat Discrimination" has not been put into place yet. He is sentenced to immediate execution. No more Mini-Wheat, kids.

Judge: Next is Mini-Wheat.
Everyone: oh god mini wheat what are you doing at the nuremberg trials

by Mini-Wheat October 29, 2019

Doing?

Basically the short hand formed of "What are you Doing?" Can be used as a text, in person, on the phone, on Instant Messaging, basically anyway you want.

Guy to Friend at a bar: Doing?
Friend: Drinking, then going to hit on that girl over there.

by Nilosuperstar March 31, 2009

dowsing

The ability to find people, artefacts or substances by use of maps, pictures or physically being in a place are currently the most popular applications of Dowsing. Most dowsers use two 'dowsing rods' and/or a pendulum. The rods, traditionally known as 'Wishing Rods', are formed into an L shape and are usually made of copper although the oldest known material was wood, usually forked Hazel branches along with Apple, Beech and Alder. (It is said that metal coat hangers work just as well!). One rod is held in each hand and you have located what it is you are looking for when the rods cross.

dowsing is sometinmes used to help find broken pipes underground.

by caitlin reed January 5, 2005