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Donion Rings 

Term that indicates that you are done with someone or something.
Barbara: Man this UD definition is totally wrong, I am donion rings with UD
Donion Rings by Mandhi January 7, 2017
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Donion rings 

When you are done with life.

When there is no hope left.

Still hungry but no food left.
Employee: There's no way I'm going to finish all these tasks.

Boss: you donion rings

Ex2:

Person1: I'm starving but I ate all my food

Person2 : bro you straight donion rings.
Donion rings by Littleshsdevil October 20, 2018

Doneion Rings 

Its a beauty way of saying you're done.
"Fuck bud if they don't score here they're doneion rings"
Doneion Rings by Bertsy97 October 9, 2014

Donion Ring

A deformed donut in the shape of an onion ring
I can’t believe these people sold me a donion ring
Donion Ring by Sheena G. September 3, 2023
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