Dyou 

(pronouned Joo) An abreviation for "did you"

"Dyou really believe that story"

Dyou by Shahmen. October 26, 2018

d'you 

slang/abbreviation for "did you" or "do you"

d'you like the show, Lucas?

d'you by bpbpbpbp April 24, 2008

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?"

d'you know what i mean? by Mancskank June 7, 2017

Jeepers peepers! Where'd you get those those creepers? 

A parody of the little ditty "Jeepers creepers".

Jeepers peepers! Where'd you get those those creepers? Jeepers peepers! Where'd you get those eyes?

Jeepers peepers! Where'd you get those those creepers? by Telephony December 19, 2014

Where'd you go to high school?

A question posed by one lifelong St. Louis area native to another upon first meeting or after having recently met. The purpose is to learn if you and the other person have any mutual acquaintances.

Shelly: "Oh, you've lived in St. Louis all your life? Where'd you go to high school?"

Steve: "Pattonville"

Shelly: "Pattonville? Uh, let's see, do you know a guy named Mark Henderson?"

Where'd you go to high school? by Woody Thomas November 27, 2009

Dyouche 

(d'yooch) A huge doushe; said as if by Donald Trump.

(In an obnoxious New York accent) "President Elect Trump is a dyouche!"

Dyouche by hentI October 3, 2016

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.

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!"

Dun' Mind D'you? by Jonnyho June 9, 2008