A term used in the Southern Counties of the UK to denote going somewhere or someplace. No one outside of those areas knows what the hell the other person is saying but to people who live there it makes perfect sense.
"Hello Uncle Philip, where are you off to today?"
"I've got to go down the doings later to see about getting some money back on the shoes I bought. They don't fit right."
"Good luck with that Uncle."
"Thanks. Tell your mother I'll pop in and see her next week after I've got back from the doings down your road."
"Will do."
"I've got to go down the doings later to see about getting some money back on the shoes I bought. They don't fit right."
"Good luck with that Uncle."
"Thanks. Tell your mother I'll pop in and see her next week after I've got back from the doings down your road."
"Will do."
by LiberaceHudson October 10, 2017
by David from Kingsbury November 08, 2003
Teacher: Who knows what the walking bass line is?
Student: Does it go "do do do do do do do do"?
Teacher: IT does well done
Student: Does it go "do do do do do do do do"?
Teacher: IT does well done
by Emma Swan bitch January 17, 2018
A brand of cough sweets produced in the 1980s. Excessive consumption caused effects similar to those of speed.
And you're standing at the chemist in Boots
Coughing up your guts like you're at deaths door
All this for a packet of Do-Dos
Coughing up your guts like you're at deaths door
All this for a packet of Do-Dos
by Clifftoru January 11, 2009
by fotweny November 10, 2004
by Reppin Screwston July 11, 2006