do you fancy

This is most used in the British English, and it means "to want to have or do something"

- Do you fancy a drink this evening?
- I didn't fancy swimming in that water.

by vignomos March 18, 2016

Do you party?

A euphemism for "Do you do drugs?"

"I have an eightball of blow in my pocket. Do you party? Here, have a bump."

by TitaniaT January 27, 2012

do you mind?

A polite way of saying "fuck off."
Often said in a rude, angsty, aggresive, or sassy manner.

Me: *Walks in on roommates having sex*
Them: "DO YOU MIND?!"

by ToTheMoon September 22, 2016

Do you compete?

Asking someone if they compete implies their physique is nice and enough for a physique competition.

This is the highest form of compliment. Popularized by Soosh, this is a sure fire way to get a rockets number.

"Hey do you compete?"

"Haha, no but maybe some day, what's your instagram?"
"@Chaz_is_poor"

by Chazizpoor February 18, 2021

do you remember

well do you?

do you remember
the 21st night of september

Love was changing the minds of pretenders
While chasing the clouds away

by trace with no ass November 5, 2020

do you lovitz?

An alternative way to say the popular Paris and Nicole phrase, "do you love it?".

Natalie: do you lovitz?
Stephanie: i do!

by natzie August 23, 2006

You do you

Millennial way of passive aggressively telling someone to go fuck themselves.

Oh, you want to pay a lot of money to do something that is genetically impossible? Well then by all means you do you, Mr Jenner.

by Viroodiem February 24, 2019