do ma 

"Fuck your mum", very offensive if misdirected at a Vietnamese speaker, and mildly offensive or even playful among familiars.

Origin: Vietnamese - common usage amongst Caucasians noted in the Springvale area.

"What the hell? Do ma!" - surprise, disdain

"Do ma fuck you!" - affectionate playful jibe

"Do ma mae" - this person seriously has nothing to say, and simply emitted this sequence of sounds out of habit.

do ma by Marty November 26, 2004

Do ma my 

mother fucker or fuck your mom

yo mum got a big ass, I fuck yo mum last night and it felt WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Do ma my

Do ma my by Phat pussy victor June 15, 2018

Do a Ma 

To do a Ma:

Another expression for "to choke" when you underperform under extremely high expectations.

-What happened? You never miss clutch free throws, we could have won the finals!

-Yeah, I'm sorry about that, the stress really got to me and it made me do a Ma.

Do a Ma by xor2004 April 4, 2022

Do u Ma 

Do u Ma is another way of saying "do that the fuck you want" or "i dont reallt care"

If your Not ganna help me Ima do it myself, "Do U MA" i dont need at that shit, "Do u ma, do u"

Do u Ma by Antoine Jordan April 22, 2006

Ju-Do-No-Me-Ma 

1. Convenient abbreviation (broken down into quaint two letter syllables) for: "You don't know me man."
When spoken quickly this phrase has an interesting undefinable accent and sound to it.

Riley: "How could you do that?"
Martin: "Ju-Do-No-Me-Ma"

Ju-Do-No-Me-Ma by philosodILL June 18, 2007

Sopa do macaco

Sopa do macaco is a special dish originated in Brazil. Usually is used by south americans to bother brasilian people.

- Me gustaria una sopa do macaco.

- De macaco?
- Sopa do macaco!

Sopa do macaco by Carvu December 10, 2018

Do-Mah

Expression used to mimic the diction and inflection of Cantonese. The long O and short A can be held for as long as the speaker sees fit. The intended effect is mainly for humor, invoking the image of a asian person vociferously expressing displeasure. Actual words presumably mean nothing.

Person 1: Hey sorry I'm late; were you waiting long?
Person 2: Do-Mah!

Do-Mah by Train449 September 29, 2010