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Does, from Shakespearian English. The ocean doth not hold enough water represent n'ere all of thys affection.
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Stands for Dorm Off The Hook. This is, however, not a dorm but the apartment or house you live in with your friends during college. For it to be a true DOTH there should always be an abundant supply of alcohol present, just in case. Dude, should we have a party at DOTH this weekend?
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To perform an act of any sort. An old english term. Only tools or fookers say this word. Peter: I doth mod
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| 4. | Doth | ||
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the ability to turn invisible The apparition turned Doth after all the commotion we put forth.
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like a butterflys wings that have been touch, the same feeling goes for human beings... think about it. His whole world is doth.
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