ding dang do 

Ding dang do comes from a British television show called 'Max and Paddy'. It is used to say something is ok. Also Northern slang.

Friend: 'For lunch do you want a steak?'
Me: 'Aye, that'll ding dang do for me!'

ding dang do by Debbie Sykes-Waller May 26, 2005

dang man a ding dang do 

A phrase coined by dumbass rednecks all over the south and made famous by Denis Leary.

Dang man! A ding dang do! I can't think of a damn intelligent thing to say on account of bein' a dumb redneck.

dang man a ding dang do by 2nd Seal February 19, 2003

Proper ding dang do 

Defo scran it
The wise words said by the goat Ollie ball

“I’ve got commitment issues but I’m trying to fix that for you” it’s Ollie ball here proper ding dang do

Proper ding dang do by PwenNIgga March 27, 2021

Proper ding dang do 

Popularised by Ollie ball and his friend Jacob, this word is perfect response when reviewing something or it’s so awkward there’s nothing to say

Attie: my boy best friend is coming over, but i promise nothing will happen

Dan: that’s a proper ding dang do

Proper ding dang do by ChristipherROBBIN April 18, 2021

Ding dang doo 

As coined by the characters Max and Paddy in 'Phoenix Nights'. An exclamation of satisfaction or after a point well made.

'Did ye empty yer bags then?'
'Oh aye, she were right gaggin' forrit. Ding dang doo.'

Ding dang doo by TopDecco May 14, 2005

Ding dang dong 

Shock and amazement at a developing situation.

Ding dang dong!! Can you believe he went and dunked that ball?

Ding dang dong by Sparcz June 15, 2003

ding-dang-doo 

Way of expressing happiness with something.

Mother: Here's a tenner. Go get yourself a CO!
Offspring: Ding-dang-doo

ding-dang-doo by Tony Anthony April 18, 2004