Dole Dabber

“Initially a commercial for the Danon brands ‘Dole Dipper’ product, it has since been modified to represent those who have gone completely off the rails or absolutely bonkers do to the overuse of a THC pen apparatus.”

Man Michael such a dole dabber he can’t even speak English

Dole Dabber by Barnman April 4, 2019

jessica dole 

They are on the dole and call random kids "bb" on roblox... and papi. what a freaky one

Jessica Dole: hey bb Jamie, I just got my dole credits!

Jamie: nxaxggxexr Tf

jessica dole by camping_chair December 17, 2019

dole merchant 

somebody who is unemployed and lives off benefits, and may not be actively seeking work

used in similar tone to describing a bin man as a "waste management consultant"

"What are you going to be when you grow older?"
- "A dole merchant, obviously"

dole merchant by DSelby March 7, 2007

dole dippers 

a snack that is a bannana dipped in chocolate

your dole dippers madam

dole dippers by Your dole dippers madam October 26, 2017

Doley 

Alone , by yourself .

Oh yeah , you Doley I will spank you !

Doley by Allergictocuffin May 15, 2016

dorlene 

the best wlw ship in harry potter. marlene mckinnon and dorcas meadowes were definitely in love.

questionable person: “oh i love blackinnon so much! it’s the best ship! marlene and sirius deserved so much better!”

me: “uhm no. they’re both gay. DON’T FORGET ABOUT DORLENE!!!”

dorlene by notablackinnonshipper June 15, 2021

micky dolenz 

Drummer and lead vocalist for the pop/rock band The Monkees. Member of the group from 1965-1970, 1986-1989, 1996-1997, and 2001-2002. Also known for his success as a child television star, playing ‘Corky’ on “Circus Boy” in the late 1950s, amongst other roles. He was the lead singer in many nightclub bands in his teenage years, including Micky and The One Nighters. Also was part of a legendary group of musicians called the "Hollywood Vampires," a drinking club which included Alice Cooper, The Who's Keith Moon and former Beatle John Lennon. Moved to the United Kingdom in the late 1970s and achieved much success as a director, while also acting in many musicals, including Harry Nilsson’s “The Point.” In 2004, Dolenz debuted on Broadway acting in the Elton John musical AIDA.

Why don't you cut your hair?
Why don't you live up there?
Why don't you do what I do,
See what I feel when I care?
Why don't you be like me?
Why don't you stop and see?
Why don't you hate who I hate,
Kill who I kill to be free.
-Micky Dolenz, "Randy Scouse Git", 1967

micky dolenz by MusicFan August 1, 2004