Derivative of Chinese, doi or doiya. As used in Chinese, doi doi doi. Meaning 'of course, of course, of course.' Translates into English useage as 'Yes, of course,...that's stupid that you didn't know, or that I didn't know it.'
by JTH June 21, 2004
An exclamation used when someone you are talking to is/ has said/ done something stupid or pathetic, esp. West of Scotland/Glasgow
by laul at starkid September 12, 2008
He just called my mom a hoe , doi ?
My mom took my juul away, doi?
My dad just ripped the bong, doi?
My mom took my juul away, doi?
My dad just ripped the bong, doi?
by Auxcordgod October 3, 2018
Guy1: Where's Wayne?
Guy2: Huh I dunno... he's probably DOI right now. Want me to ring him up for ya?
Guy2: Huh I dunno... he's probably DOI right now. Want me to ring him up for ya?
by mateo315(BAZINGA) December 30, 2011
Referring to anything negatively or describing a fellow human, like replacing the words; 'bad' 'discusting' 'sh*t' or 'annoying' ...ect...
'Her new haircut is doi man'
'That party was so doi i left well early'
'She smells like she scrubs doi on her body! its discusting'
'That party was so doi i left well early'
'She smells like she scrubs doi on her body! its discusting'
by BBQfun August 19, 2011
An Asian with a big heart and a small penis, also refereed to as sargent slits (because of his eyes) a great friend who is never at a loss for words, always looking for the next big thing to try and shoot himself up the food chain of life... likes to prey on the younger females as he has a better chance with someone who doesn't know any better, creepiness aside all in all a great friend, super smart, and a diehard at anything he does...
by da_ginger2 August 10, 2009
Declaration of Independence, adopted by the USA on July 4, 1776. Lists previous failed attempts to resolve problems with King George III, and how at the last resort, Independence from Britain was justified.
by sρäagen March 12, 2010