Dood
Noun1.A word you use to refer to your close friend.2.A word you use when you are mad at someone.Dood can also be dragged out to look something like doooooooooooood.3.Someone that likes getting their dick sucked while eating pussy(69).4.A word used when someone wants to argue with you but you don't want to hear what they have to say. It's kind of like plugging your ears and saying la la la la over and over again to drown out the noise of the other person.5.What you say when someone is fucking with you and you want them to stop.6.A misspelling of the word dude often used by "Lol Cats".plural: Doodz,DoodsDood
A biracial male of Asian and Caucasian descent. It is common for a dood to have an Asian mom and a white dad. Sometimes the other way around. They tend to be very skinny or super ripped because they don’t store any body fat due to their genetics. They are too white washed to speak their Asian parent’s native language. They could pass as either white or Asian depending on which of their genes are dominant. You will never know when you’ll come across a dood. That’s always a huge mystery.
Example:
Friend 1: you know tommy Chong is a dood?
Friend 2: what?
Friend 1: yeah, he’s half white and half Asian, therefore he’s a dood.
Friend 1: you know tommy Chong is a dood?
Friend 2: what?
Friend 1: yeah, he’s half white and half Asian, therefore he’s a dood.
Dood
This must be put at the end of every sentence a Prinny speaks.
However, this rule has become fairly optional, since Prinny Kurtis and Big Sis Prinny don't use "dood" in their dialogue at all. Some Prinnies have trained themselves to use it less often, though they are ridiculed. There are various other rules when using the word "dood", such as:
It is not a real noun; people are not "doods". For example, "Master Dood!" for "Master Etna!"
It cannot be used in puns. For example, "Just doing my dood-y, dood! Tee-hee!"
However, this rule has become fairly optional, since Prinny Kurtis and Big Sis Prinny don't use "dood" in their dialogue at all. Some Prinnies have trained themselves to use it less often, though they are ridiculed. There are various other rules when using the word "dood", such as:
It is not a real noun; people are not "doods". For example, "Master Dood!" for "Master Etna!"
It cannot be used in puns. For example, "Just doing my dood-y, dood! Tee-hee!"
Example:
Eyaah! So this is the murder scene, dood?! Why the hell was that still here, dood?! Dood, what's going on, dood?! Dood!
Eyaah! So this is the murder scene, dood?! Why the hell was that still here, dood?! Dood, what's going on, dood?! Dood!
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A popular spelling and pronunciation typically used by the Irish. When saying "Dood" you must properly articulate the long "ooo" sound.
Dood is also a popular nickname given to those who are far superior to the regular Dude.
Dood is also a popular nickname given to those who are far superior to the regular Dude.
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An androgynous term of endearment. Mitigates the use of “dude” and “dudette” by incorporating everyone under one term. Used in such a way to convey friendship without sounding like out-dated slang.
Example:
Jack: “Hey dood! I was wondering if you wanted to go get pizza with jimmy?”
Jane: “Oh definitely my dood”
Jack: “Hey dood! I was wondering if you wanted to go get pizza with jimmy?”
Jane: “Oh definitely my dood”