1) Words used to enter or reenter a conversation in which a portion has been missed due to spacing off or physical absence.
2) A method for asking someone to repeat them self.
2) A method for asking someone to repeat them self.
Person one in the middle of a conversation:
...or it wont work right.
You:
Who do what?
Person one repeating:
The batteries have to go in with the label facing out or it wont work right.
...or it wont work right.
You:
Who do what?
Person one repeating:
The batteries have to go in with the label facing out or it wont work right.
by psychoneuromancer December 11, 2010
by Brocone April 23, 2008
it's aight, it's going, you know how i do, not much. no real definition. commonly a response to What it Do?. sometimes preceded by "i make it..."
T.J.: yeooo g, what it do?
shorty: eh not much, it do what it do.
____________________________
joe: that was a sweet pass you just made!
jerald: thanks dog, you know.. i just make it do what it do.
shorty: eh not much, it do what it do.
____________________________
joe: that was a sweet pass you just made!
jerald: thanks dog, you know.. i just make it do what it do.
by snapplejimmy March 21, 2006
n. A phrase used in place of "excuse me?" or "what?" when something is misunderstood. Commonly used by rednecks and others who don't know the difference between your and you're.
by roller May 3, 2005
if someone is mad at you for something and they dont want to have anything to do with it or you they'll tell you "do what you do". because they see how you are and plan on doing their own thing.
it's kind of along the lines of "whatever" and "you just do you, I'mma do me".
after you've been seeing this guy/girl for a while and expected them to be exclusive to you and they tell they're about to go n hang with this girl/guy they like, and it goes something like this:
"are you mad?"
-"no do what you do" (meaning yea im mad but peace out, if you're gonna pull a stunt like this, im out. have fun with you new bitch)
after you've been seeing this guy/girl for a while and expected them to be exclusive to you and they tell they're about to go n hang with this girl/guy they like, and it goes something like this:
"are you mad?"
-"no do what you do" (meaning yea im mad but peace out, if you're gonna pull a stunt like this, im out. have fun with you new bitch)
by binket August 16, 2009
When told to "Do what you want", your interpretation of that sentence may seem to come simply at first. You may be thinking the person telling you this DOES indeed want you to do what it is YOU want.
However, if you are of the male gender, and a female says this to you (ESPECIALLY IF YOU AND SAID FEMALE ARE ROMANTICALLY INVOLVED) there is a decent chance that this person does NOT want you to do what you want to do. In fact, chances are they want you to do the OPPOSITE of what you want to do.
You may be asking "But why?? Why even ask if there is already an expected response...?". And there's an easy answer to that: women never have a simple answer.
So guys, next time a lady tells you to "Just do what you want", maybe think twice before acting.
However, if you are of the male gender, and a female says this to you (ESPECIALLY IF YOU AND SAID FEMALE ARE ROMANTICALLY INVOLVED) there is a decent chance that this person does NOT want you to do what you want to do. In fact, chances are they want you to do the OPPOSITE of what you want to do.
You may be asking "But why?? Why even ask if there is already an expected response...?". And there's an easy answer to that: women never have a simple answer.
So guys, next time a lady tells you to "Just do what you want", maybe think twice before acting.
Zach: "What would you like to do after the dance?"
Maddi: "Oh, it doesn't matter. I don't really care. You can just do what you want."
Maddi: "Oh, it doesn't matter. I don't really care. You can just do what you want."
by WomenEverywhere September 27, 2013
we do what we do
by hullboat May 5, 2011