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Mind you 

Another word for "just so you know" or "and to let you know". Used at the beginning of a sentence but during a conversation. Used to make a point about the subject.

Not many people use this word. I find that people who use the word "much" after a sentence, such as "pretentious much?" or "hungry much"? tend to use "mind you".
..."Mind you that Eric didn't even pay attention to the movie last night!"

"Sam ate the whole pack of gummy bears. Mind you he doesn't even like candy."
Mind you by scorps65 August 25, 2008
Words you can keep
(1) Mind you in a phrase that is thrown into a sentence before you include something that is very pertinent to the story

(2) Mind you is a phrase that you throw in before you add details to the scene you are expressing

(3) Mind you can also be used to bring shock value to a story where two points highly contradict eachother.
(1) “He was planning to ask her out on a date, mind you hes never been on a date before.”

(2) “I was driving very fast, mind you it was raining.”

(3) “Ok so tell me why Lisa said she hates girls who are easy. Mind you she has 5 baby daddies.”
Mind you by wellwelllucky February 26, 2026

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?!"
do you mind? by ToTheMoon September 21, 2016

Never the fuck you mind 

1. When you are saying nevermind, but letting someone know "fuck you" cause they pissed you off and nevermind isn't enough.

2. When asked who, what, when , why or how question but it isnt any of their business.
Example 1:
Girlfriend is complaining of cramps again
Boy: You know I read that sex and a good orgasm can cure cramps. I would be willing to volunteer as tribute.
Girl: Is Sex all you think of?
Boy: Never the fuck you mind. I was just trying to help.

Example 2:
ExGirl: Who's car was that parked outside your house all night?
Exlover: Never the fuck you mind who was at my house all night.

Do you mind 

The question that is asked when someone is seeking a yes but gets a no in response.

The "no" in response actually means a yes from the recipient of the question. I never use this question when I ask for a request because usually the response I get is a yes when I know they don't mind when the correct response should've been no.
This question can also be a cause for confusion in response when answered in the opposite way as said above.
All in all we know what the person is meaning to respond to this question.
Man1: Do you mind if I fuck your wife?
Man2: No!!!
Man1: No you don't mind or no you don't

want me to fuck your wife?
Man2: (scratches his head confused)
Man1: It's ok pal I knew what you meant.

Besides, I wouldn't fuck your wife

with your dick.
Do you mind by cpetkunas March 3, 2019

d-d-do you mind? 

Creepy expression asked when reaching for the top of the panties while trying to see a girl's vagina. It usually follows a horribly pathetic conversation about different pubic hair styles including, but not limited to, bikini, brazilian, peruvian, and ecuadorian.
Guy: Wait, tell me again what brazilian is?
Girl: Its when its all gone
Guy: And thats what you are?
Girl: No, I'm bikini
Guy: And whats that?
Girl: A triangle
Guy: You know it would be easier if you just showed me...
Girl: ummm (pulls skirt back)
Guy: (reaches for top of panties) d-d-do you mind?
d-d-do you mind? by Da Jesus April 28, 2005

never you mind

something that shouldn't be important to the person your talking to.

Southern Slang
I'll find out where my boyfriend is, never you mind.
never you mind by btlh2oguy July 18, 2009
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