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-Pearse Delaney 2021
“You’re so done in”
Done In by CocaineGobbler April 19, 2021
Someone who's face is fucked up. They are so ugly that they are done. Something like the uglist bitch you've ever seen. So far away from anything attractive that you forget what normal looks like.
That dude is done in!
done in by Sommer Goode January 1, 2008
Someone who is so ugly, the uglist person you've seen. Bad everything, hair, clothes, face, the works. They are just done.
Done In by Sommer Goode January 2, 2008
When they have been destroyed/humiliated/done in/no bitches + L + ratio
Done In Done In Done In!!! Arav got done in today after he broke 37 bones in his body while taking numerous Ls on the side
Done In by doneindoneindonein March 22, 2022

Done In A Dig

When an individual is dropped or "knocked out" in one punch

the person who is "done in a dig" is usually somewhat of a pussy
Reilly: So what was the fight like?
Ste: Jamie said he'd do him in a dig... and he did
Reilly: Sol got done in a dig? really?
Ste: Yessir
Done In A Dig by Oh Jay January 29, 2009

Done in one 

the act of achieving a win or epic win and simultaneously being the first poster in a comment thread or forum
Headline: When the headline includes "New Jersey mom," "blows" and "39" - that's a clickin'

First post: (picture of Randall Graves) In a row?
Second post: done in one
Done in one by Fate's Destiny October 9, 2011
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x:"Girl your fit chewed today!"
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Blue Movie 

A pornographic film.

The use of the word "blue" to refer to sexually explicit content was first recorded in Scotland in 1824. "Blue" meant "lewd" because prostitutes dressed in blue gowns.
I found your stash of blue movies under your bed.
Blue Movie by Shayde79 January 20, 2011
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