Doves

The common word for 20" rims. Widely used on the West coast of USA. New Yorkers tend to use worddubs/word

See me benz on doves???

by jessie September 12, 2003

dove

an expression of affection. Means honey, love, dear, sweet heart.

Hey dove, how are you today?
oh I missed you dove!

by Caraíbas November 25, 2011

Dove

A good, friend, acquaintance and/or partisan that has many things in common.

Antonym: Coot

A: Where you at dove?
B: Back at the nest watching the coots putt dove!
A: Alright see you in a minute dove.
B: Hurry up or I'm going to call you a Coot, Dove!

by Nicktor January 4, 2011

Dove

The presence of the Holy Spirit.

That Dove is holding a olive branch there must be land near by!

by no.10 February 17, 2011

the doves

the best band in the world today with great hits such as the cedar room and there goes the fear. headed by Jimmy goodwin. from manchester

doves are moist

by Seany L May 13, 2003

Doves

A great band in this time of musical confusion.

"There goes the fear" "The Cedar Room"

by zach December 15, 2003

dove

Verb: to dove. To betray one's friends, partners, family, or significant others with an act of malice, greed, complete disregard for human feelings and/or vane feelings towards oneself. Despite an unknown origin, this verb has been used to describe various traitorous beings throughout history such as: Lucifer, Judas Iscariot, Marcus Brutus, Benedict Arnold and former NBA "king" LeBron James. This verb has also described various fictional characters such as Lando Calrissian from the Star Wars saga.

I doved my next door neighbors by not inviting them to the party!

by boSs1345689 June 13, 2011