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An elated feeling similar to getting high but achieved through non-chemical means. Homestar and friends like eating pie and getting doppy.
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Pennsylvania Dutch term meaning clumsy. George tripped walking up the step. He is so doppy.
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A person, usually female, who although lovely might be a bit naive or absent-minded. Holly is wonderful, but she's a bit doppy!
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To be extremely clumsy, goofy, different, weird, and funny. She always did seem a little Doppy to me...
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Incorrect spelling of "dopey."
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someone who loves doopy
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Someone who is: fat, dumb, lazy, smelly, cheap, stinky, stupid, foul and dim-wiited. Did you hear about Rob? He refuses to wash his clothes because it costs too much money and take a lot of effort. Insted he sprays them with Lysol. He is so doppy!
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