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doubtfit 

Noun: A very unappealing outfit, that really shouldn't be worn in the presence of anyone who is able to see.
When Kylie arrived in the pub clad in purple flowery leggings, checked rubber boots, a lime green boob tube, yellow legwarmers and topped with an orange wig, her mates knew she wasn't going to pull that night. They cried in unison "What the hell are you doing in that doubtfit?"
doubtfit by llanellirog June 14, 2007

doubtfiring 

When a man dresses up as a woman, but is not really a transvestite. The reference is from the movie "Mrs. Doubtfire" in which Robin Wiliams dressed up as a woman to get a job working as a nanny for his own children.
That pervert Bobby has been doubtfiring his way into the women's locker room at the gym...
doubtfiring by Phylomon October 7, 2012

Mrs. Doubtfire

Al: Now that we've weeded out another traitor from the ranks, let's see if there are anymore Mrs. Doubtfires in here!
(pulls on the hair of a powerfully built woman and is surprised to discover it really is a woman)
Al: Hey! You're a woman!
Mrs. Doubtfire by Chris Norton October 2, 2008

Mrs Doubtfire 

Way of refering to a situation where one has made two separate appointments with different people, usually at the same place and at the same time.
"I just realized I have an important business dinner AND a hot date tonight. I'm going to have to pull a major Mrs Doubtfire."
Mrs Doubtfire by Peruvian Ninja November 26, 2005

doubtfiring 

the act of a man dressing up as a woman in order to be closer to those whom he loves most
Did you see that linebacker-sized nanny go blazing across the restaurant? I think she's actually a dude doubtfiring to get his kids back in his life.
doubtfiring by robin williams October 6, 2012

Mrs. Doubtfire

The act of ejaculating on woman's face, then proceeding to spread it to form a sort of mask, then shouting "Hello!" in a british like accent as pronounced in the move.
That vag was so good I had to pull out and say "Hello" by pulling a Mrs. Doubtfire.
Mrs. Doubtfire by Juan Wan November 12, 2009