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An absurdly incompetent or un-informed proposal.
The answers on a spelling test are likely to include a couple of real doozies.
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Derived from the Duesenberg, the old-school vehicle worth about $1, 500, 000 USD today. Bill just had a doozie, he pooped his pants.
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A very large shot of alcohol, usually Jägermeister. Andy said to the bartender, "Yo hook us up with a couple doozies."
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Really long. Did you read that article? It's a doozie.
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An absurdly incompetent or un-informed proposal. The answers on a spelling test are likely to include a couple of real doozies.
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nick-name for the coolest kid around wow i wish i could be just like doozie, he's amazing!
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1. In alberta and BC in Canada "doozie" is a slang word for canibus.
2. It can also mean a state of mind, or mood. 3. there is also a folk/bluegrass band called mr doosie and the rip roarin dooper. 1. "hey dooper, lets go out for a doozie"
2. "...it was two in the morning and oh man was i doozied" |
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