Done out
An informal phrase used when someone does or says something stupid or illogical. Also an abbreviation for the phrase ‘done out ‘ere’.
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Done Out
Being done and fed up with something.
Done with being / doing something.
Done with and leaving somewhere.
Tired of being and doing something.
Done with being / doing something.
Done with and leaving somewhere.
Tired of being and doing something.
Done Out by 3.12.15.21.4.ix May 11, 2023
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Done Out Here A.K.A. D.O.H.
Say If You See Someone Wearing Very Old/Worn Out Shoes You WOould Say Those Shose Are "Done Out Here/D.O.H.
I Got These Shoes, Those Shoes Are Done Out Here A.K.A. D.O.H.
Or If You See A Girl That Has Commited Smutty Activity And Some Says That They Like Her You Would Say She's "Done Out Here"/ D.O.H.
I Might Talk To That Girl Over There, Na She's Done Out Here A.K.A. D.O.H.
And Another Example: Yo You Finished With That Work? Yea That Shit Done Out Here
I Got These Shoes, Those Shoes Are Done Out Here A.K.A. D.O.H.
Or If You See A Girl That Has Commited Smutty Activity And Some Says That They Like Her You Would Say She's "Done Out Here"/ D.O.H.
I Might Talk To That Girl Over There, Na She's Done Out Here A.K.A. D.O.H.
And Another Example: Yo You Finished With That Work? Yea That Shit Done Out Here
Done Out Here A.K.A. D.O.H. by DARIUS RICHARDSON January 13, 2008
Done out ere
Done out ere by Done out ere May 6, 2022
done fell out
duhnfelowt
A symptom of non-specific or unknown origin accompanied by significant impairment or sudden unconsciousness.
Can also be used as a non-descript explanation in order to hide any illegal act that may have resulted in the medical condition.
This can be the result of any illness, drug induced state, alcoholism, assault or accident.
May show up on Ambulance Incident Reports as the diagnosis.
A symptom of non-specific or unknown origin accompanied by significant impairment or sudden unconsciousness.
Can also be used as a non-descript explanation in order to hide any illegal act that may have resulted in the medical condition.
This can be the result of any illness, drug induced state, alcoholism, assault or accident.
May show up on Ambulance Incident Reports as the diagnosis.
When the ambulance arrived the paramedics asked regarding an unconscious person and what happened. The person on the scene states. “Don't know, she just done fell out.”
When the police arrived and found a man unconscious with a bump on the head of the victim, they asked a nearby bystander who was holding a club, what happened. His response was "It was wierd, he just done fell out."
When rushed into the hospital, the nurse asked the brother of the patient, was she taking drugs before she fell unconcious. The brother answers, “Nawh, it aint like dat, she don fell out, tszhall.”
An elderly woman was found sitting incoherent on the ground surrounded by onlookers. When questioned, the group each answered the question of what happened using done-fell-out as a verb in a sentence. "We was walkin back from the grocery store (mini market), an ah the woman, well she done fell out, an then the guy came to help.
When the police arrived and found a man unconscious with a bump on the head of the victim, they asked a nearby bystander who was holding a club, what happened. His response was "It was wierd, he just done fell out."
When rushed into the hospital, the nurse asked the brother of the patient, was she taking drugs before she fell unconcious. The brother answers, “Nawh, it aint like dat, she don fell out, tszhall.”
An elderly woman was found sitting incoherent on the ground surrounded by onlookers. When questioned, the group each answered the question of what happened using done-fell-out as a verb in a sentence. "We was walkin back from the grocery store (mini market), an ah the woman, well she done fell out, an then the guy came to help.
done fell out by Yehoshua611 October 31, 2007
done fall out
done fall out by russianwolf April 20, 2008
out-diddly-done
Person 1 (diddly-doer): "Jayden"
Person 2 (out-diddly-doer): "Hi"
Person 1: "Oh, you've out-diddly-done me!"
Person 2 (out-diddly-doer): "Hi"
Person 1: "Oh, you've out-diddly-done me!"
out-diddly-done by 1nderscore June 18, 2026
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