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Slang for telling somebody to "Piss off"
Why don't you just 'Do one!'?
Do one by Simon February 21, 2003
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Used as an insult towards a certain person. Telling someone to "Do One" means to tell that person to go away or get lost. Can be combined with yeah mate
Person 1: Hey guys, check out my new pokemon cards 8-)
Person 2: Yeah mate DO ONE!
Do One by A.Scott July 20, 2009
To clear up the confusion of "To Do One"
A dissapearing act. {do a dissapearing act}

Do a dissapearing act, fuck off, leave, depart, bugger orf, remove oneself, make yourself Scarce
Alt - Do a richard
Do One.
"Canvey, Ben has left work early. He has gone and done one."

"Dude it is Freds round where is he.
He has done one ages ago."



Do One by fosters.top April 4, 2009
"shit, ive just ran over a old lady....... DO ONE!!!!!"
do one by James February 5, 2004
Go out and get cunted (see cunted).
I've just been paid, lets go out and fucking do one!!!
Do one by Timmeh October 8, 2003

Do one!! 

Do one!! by Domizzle2 October 11, 2006

do one's impression 

to behave in a certain way you think is typical of someone or something
to do one's impression:
I stood in front of the mirror and did my impression of Elvis Presley.
do one's impression by susannaius January 7, 2009
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