Don Hoochie 

An alternative Term For Don Julio, Created By The rapper CB4th

“Hey let’s drink some Don Hoochie Tonight”

Don Hoochie by CB4th November 23, 2021

Don 42 

It’s an abbreviation for Don Julio 1942

“Yeorrrrr we outside sipping on this Don 42”

Don 42 by Kloutkovain January 5, 2022

Don't give a Cat's purr

I coined this phrase on this day 1/16/2022 reflective of the beautiful nature of Cats and how they are fearlessly themselves. To encourage us to be ourselves.

Don't give a Cat's purr be yourself. I don't give a Cat's purr if you are weird or if you think I am weird.

Don't give a Cat's purr by Lisa Ann Ulibarri January 16, 2022

Don Flamenco 

The act of taunting somebody and hitting them when they keep trying to attack you.

"I got my ass kicked last night from that guy who was acting like a Don Flamenco!"

Don Flamenco by MikeTysonsFrontTooth February 12, 2022

Don't play games with me 

this phrase is usually used to express an emotional reaction to an idiot(men) trying to make a woman react in an unpleasant manner, and when a man usually hears that he should know to go and make whoever said it spaghetti bolognaise YES👍

Don't play games with me boy

Don't play games with me by Rare Content March 9, 2022

Don Johnson 

To pull a quick maneuver on someone while driving in traffic, it saves you time but pisses other people off.

I totatlly just Don Johnsoned all of those people waiting to turn.

Don Johnson by Bill Sardell April 25, 2006

Don Haskins 

Don Haskins is the greatist college basketball coach there ever was. He didnt think black, white, latino, native american, asian, male, or femal he just thought players. He treated all his players the same way thats why he was the first coach ever to put in five black starters in a 1966 championship game agianst Kentucky not only to put them in but to win the game. His team was Texas Western College (TWC)and nobody expected this little no-name college from El Paso to win the whole thing. Many call him couragess and a pioneer in racial history but he claims he just did what they needed to do to win the game and put in his best players. They just happened to be black. He is VERY humble and is a great man.

I suggest you read Glory Road which Coach Haskins himself wrote or see the movie. Both will give you a better idea about this truly significant moment in history which ofcourse,couldn't have happened without Don Haskins.

Don Haskins by Celest August 9, 2006