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Don Lemon 

In order to THINK he need to risk being offensive I mean look at the conversation we're having....
Hym "Ha! It's a good thing that we only believe the things we say we believe when they're convenient! Because, if not, then you would have singlehandedly undid Jordan's profound gotcha moment with your little Don Lemon rant."
Don Lemon by Hym Iam February 22, 2023

Don Lemon'ed 

When someone fails at their career and uses an excuse to blame someone else for their failing ways.
Me: I just Don Lemon'ed. Friend: What do you mean? Me: I soiled my panties even though I said I'd make it home with a clean pair of pants.
Don Lemon'ed by Tom Trustworthy January 14, 2021

The Sour Don Lemon

A man puts his hand down the front of his own shorts, and vigorously rubbed his genitalia, removes his hand and shoved his index and middle fingers into another persons nostrils and under the nose area.
While intensely pushing his fingers against the persons face under the nose, forcing their head to thrust backward while repeatedly asking the victim ‘Do you like pussy or dick?’ While saying this, Mr. Lemon continued to shove his fingers into the persons face with aggression and hostility.”
Someone at the bar last night received the Sour Don Lemon and didn’t like it.
The Sour Don Lemon by Gatorshark88 September 28, 2021

Don't get lemon 

The use of lemon in this phrase is abbreviated from the cockney rhyming slang 'lemon tart'

lemon tart = smart
Example 1
"Don't get lemon with me son, or I'll take you outside and cut you open"

Example 2
Dumb arse gooner hater ain't so lemon now!

Don't get lemon 

"Don't get lemon" - simply means 'don't get loud' in cockney slang. Usually used in london pubs when the bloke wearing the stone island jacket gets vexed with some mug at the bar.
"Don't get lemon you gooner mug, or i'll cut your fucking jacobs off"
Don't get lemon by _FaRSightxc2_ August 6, 2006

don't be a lemon 

Ben: I don't think I'm gonna come to the pub tonight
Rit: Don't be a lemon
don't be a lemon by rit & ben December 28, 2003
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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