d'you
slang/abbreviation for "did you" or "do you"
d'you like the show, Lucas?
Dun' Mind D'you?
An abbreviation of 'Don't Mind Do You?'
Welsh phrase used by people in the know.
Useful in interrupting people mid sentence, when taking the mickey, trying to sway someone's opinion over a moral matter, and as a general sentence enhancer. Beware of copycats.
Welsh phrase used by people in the know.
Useful in interrupting people mid sentence, when taking the mickey, trying to sway someone's opinion over a moral matter, and as a general sentence enhancer. Beware of copycats.
Officer: "Oh, boys, is that a bong on the roof of your car?"
Driver: "Dun' Mind D'you?"
"Dun' Mind D'you?"
"I dun' fuckin mind"
"I just sold my last rolo to some edder for a tenner. Dun' Mind D'you?"
*Pointing* "He Dun' Fuckin' Mind!"
Driver: "Dun' Mind D'you?"
"Dun' Mind D'you?"
"I dun' fuckin mind"
"I just sold my last rolo to some edder for a tenner. Dun' Mind D'you?"
*Pointing* "He Dun' Fuckin' Mind!"
Dun' Mind D'you?
Dun' Mind D'you?
An abbreviation of 'Don't Mind Do You?'
Welsh phrase used by people in the know.
Useful in interrupting people mid sentence, when taking the mickey, trying to sway someone's opinion over a moral matter, and as a general sentence enhancer.
An abbreviation of 'Don't Mind Do You?'
Welsh phrase used by people in the know.
Useful in interrupting people mid sentence, when taking the mickey, trying to sway someone's opinion over a moral matter, and as a general sentence enhancer.
Officer: "Oh, boys, is that a bong on the roof of your car?"
Driver: "Dun' Mind D'you?"
"Dun' Mind D'you?"
"I dun' fuckin mind"
"I just sold my pen to some edder for a tenner. Dun' Mind D'you?"
*Pointing* "He Dun' Fuckin' Mind!"
Driver: "Dun' Mind D'you?"
"Dun' Mind D'you?"
"I dun' fuckin mind"
"I just sold my pen to some edder for a tenner. Dun' Mind D'you?"
*Pointing* "He Dun' Fuckin' Mind!"
What d'you mean?
Something Deepan says when people rinse him.
Anyone: Deepan you're stupid/lazy/a loser
Deepan:What d'you mean man!?
Deepan:What d'you mean man!?
d'you know what i mean?
Used at the end of a sentence as a rhetorical question. Habitual question used excessively rather than an actual question that requires an answer, with no reply anticipated.
"It's bloody freezing out here mate, d'you know what i mean?"