dooge
A man's man or manly man. Known for having blue collar mentality. Usually employed in blue collar or physically demanding public service type professions, e.g., fireman, policeman. Normally anti-intellectual and the type of guy who loves, sports, working on cars, and bragging about his ability to repair almost anything. Their sense of humor is usually corny bordering on crude. Often frequents sporting events, and dive bars. Upscale dooges often work in sales and can talk your ear off about inane crap for hours. Clients often give in to sales dooges in order to get them to shut up about things like home repairs and golf.Doog
Doogs
Slang for "Bloggers."
Used by bloggers to describe fellow bloggers. Inspired by "Doogie Howser" -- considered to be THE original blogger -- a television character who journaled on his computer in the pre-Internet '80s.
Used by bloggers to describe fellow bloggers. Inspired by "Doogie Howser" -- considered to be THE original blogger -- a television character who journaled on his computer in the pre-Internet '80s.
Dooged
To get "dooged".
Involves a promise of great inebriation only to be informed that its Good Friday (or similar) and all the pubs are shut.
Involves a promise of great inebriation only to be informed that its Good Friday (or similar) and all the pubs are shut.
Example:
"Yay we're in Dublin on a stag night, but its Good Friday so we can't drink. Guys, we've been dooged"
"Yay we're in Dublin on a stag night, but its Good Friday so we can't drink. Guys, we've been dooged"
doog
verb - to spend hours being as unproductive as possible. Dooging frequently involves marijuana or alcohol, cigarettes, and adventures generally inspired by the use of these intoxicants. Though doog seems like a very general word, it does describe a specific type of time-wasting that is most common among bored college students with vehicles. Most importantly, doog implies great relaxation and an attitude of not worrying about problems caused by people who don't doog often enough.
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/D-o͞og/
A term used to describe a person with which one has a mutual affection. Often used in place of the term "bro".
May also be used as a derogatory term in order to belittle one's opponent, similar in use to the term "Newb".
A term used to describe a person with which one has a mutual affection. Often used in place of the term "bro".
May also be used as a derogatory term in order to belittle one's opponent, similar in use to the term "Newb".
'the doog'
The current effigy of the son of God, Jesus Christ, on earth.
Must be said in a sombre monotonous tone, no matter the conversation protocal or subject matter.
Must be said in a sombre monotonous tone, no matter the conversation protocal or subject matter.
Example:
"W'thup? I'm 'the doog'."
"W'thup? I'm 'the doog'."