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noun: true. correct. right.

verb: to agree.
origin: small country town outside of Raleigh, NC and surrounding areas. often an affirmation of a previous statment being coorrect or incorrect.

antonym: and don't. and ain't. (untrue, incorrect, wrong, not in agreement)
Friend 1: girl those shoes are fly!
Friend 2: And do!

Friend 2 is in agreement with friend 1 about the flyness of the shoes.

Antonym:

Girl, those shoes are fly.
Response: And ain't! She needs to ask for her money back, they're ugly.

Can also be used in whatever tense applies. i.e. and is, and are etc.
and do by lili483 August 23, 2006
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She: Black Lives Matter

I: And do
And do by FinalFour November 29, 2020

Let's hop on the good foot, and do the bad thing 

As quoted by Austin Powers in his movies, to have sexual intercourse.
"Come on baby, Yeah! Let's hop on the good foot, and do the bad thing."

Mount and Do Me 

A new phrase created by the store, Spencer's. It refers to sex on the vaginal or anal variety. The irony is found in the fact of the soda Mountain Dew.
Hey baby, won't you "Mount and Do Me?"

Mount and do it 

"Mount and do it" is a term used by adolensent boys whole crave dating a girl named Julia. Often times friends will encourage eachother to "mount and do it" or more commonly know as ask out.
Friend of person with interest: MOUNT AND DO IT!
Friend with interest: shhhhh!

sack up and do it 

Dude 1: I'm not sure how to ask that girl out man
Dude 2: Just sack up and do it
sack up and do it by farmer boy June 17, 2008

Why don't you grow a sack and do it, Laddie? 

A phrase spoken with an Irish or Scottish accent, meaning, be a man and get it done.
Guy1: I don't think i can do it.

Irishman: Why don't you grow a sack and do it, Laddie?
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