do re mi fa sol la ti do

The solfège syllables in order as the notes of a musical scale ascend, i.e.: C = do, D = re, E = mi, F = fa, G = sol, A = la, B = ti

Doe (Do!), a deer, a female deer
Ray (Re!), a drop of golden sun
Me (Mi!), a name I call myself
Far (Fa!), a long, long way to run
Sew (Sol!), a needle pulling thread
La (La!), a note to follow sol
Tea (Ti!), a drink with jam and bread
That will bring us back to do.
Do re mi fa sol la ti do!

by bluestinger66 March 4, 2024

doing a darth

Acheiving a state of enlightenment that mere mortals can only dream about.

"I am leaving,I won't ever be back"
"Hi,I am back,I missed you"

by Hundav December 15, 2004

do the pears

Move to apartments. Also means literally do the pears.

Dude, I'm gonna do the pears.

by Garfield135 October 4, 2007

do the durp

To Do the Durp is when you all of a sudden brake out having retarded like dance moves which is drived from twitching. You may need to be cautious when you see someone about to brake out about to do the durp durp durp, you may want to back up a few steps from excessive body flailing. You may need to keep a neck brace on hand.

Courtney was driving in Colfax on the way home and all of a sudden started to Do the Durp durp durp and tragically crashed.

by colfax redneck November 30, 2011

Doo da doo da do

When you a bored just say doo da doo da do

*awkward silence*
"Doo da doo da do"

by Tessasbae July 30, 2019

doing a Clarke

when someone keeps disappearing from there desk at work, even when its beyond busy.

where's Paul, oh he's probably doing a Clarke

by arnoldp123 October 18, 2023

doing a Reggie

From the BBC sitcom 'The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin' starring Leonard Rossiter. A story about a man going through a mid-life crisis resulting in a breakdown where he leaves his clothes and a suicide note on a beach to give the impression he's dead whereas in reality he starts a whole new life.

Doing a Reggie means to give up on trying to solve an overwhelming situation and pretend it never happened.

Ted: The business is in trouble, Jim. We keep losing clients, the bills are piling up and the accountants have made a complete mess of our tax returns for the past ten years. We owe a lot of money to a lot of people. What are we going to do?

Jim: To be honest, Ted, I'm seriously thinking about doing a Reggie and just file for bankruptcy.

by OCD works for me October 23, 2013