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British slang for an old woman. Used regardless of whether the woman is named Doris or not, because Doris is the stereotypical name for an elderly British woman.
Not necessarily a derogatory term, though most women would not appreciate being called "Doris" until they're at least 70.
Not necessarily a derogatory term, though most women would not appreciate being called "Doris" until they're at least 70.
"You alright, Doris?"
"How's old Doris been?"
"Come on Doris, you don't need to stop if the roundabout is clear"
"How's old Doris been?"
"Come on Doris, you don't need to stop if the roundabout is clear"
by RecallDenners August 16, 2022
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