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A deer, a female deer.
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| 2. | doe | ||
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1. A variation of the words bro, homie, or dog. In layman's terms, it means friend or acquaintance. Kyle: word what up doe? how u been l8ly?
Jim: I still hate you. Go away. |
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An alternative term for the word "though" ex. "but not really doe"
ex. "put yo team on yo back, doe" ex. "you mad ignint doe" |
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| 4. | doe | ||
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"Depends on Experience" or "Depending on Experience" Usually used in reference to compensation for a job.
The compensation a worker will receive: DOE |
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| 5. | doe | ||
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A young beautiful female; often with intriguing inviting eyes... I met this fine ass doe at Tenth and Union.
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Though.Often used with really "I'm leaving for good this time,really doe"
"You'z a busta,Doe I still love ya" "Never fuck wit a silly ho,really doe" - Ice Cube |
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Lily Potter's patronus. Severus Snape's patronus. A female deer. Harry Potter Trivia: Lily and James were meant to be, she was a doe, and he was a stag- male and female counterparts. Others argue that Lily and Severus were meant to be as his undying love and devotion to her produced the same patronus. In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Snape sent his doe patronus to help Harry find the sword of Gryffindor.
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