by PolishLover1957 December 28, 2008
one who is obsessed with doo-doo. This person will stop at no cost to make sure that in each and every chance he/she gets they mention the word doo-doo. Doo-Doo Monsters are avid collectors of doo-doo and can travel lands far and near in search of the the "sacred" Holy Ground of Mt. Doo-Doo which is located off the coast in the Land of Doo.
Hey Jimmy! Quick! Flush the toilet before you attract the Doo-Doo Monster. We don't want him to cover you in filthy doo-doo! Muahahhaah
by Joe Dembeck February 22, 2008
Trini slang used to describe your lover, your baby, your heart and soul. Probably got its origin from a mothers love for a baby but transcended into a term used for lovers
by rastafari selassi I December 21, 2010
by jckm14 November 21, 2010
A boy thats in the streets from early in the morning till he tired gangbanging and sellin weed or pills and scraping with other doo doo mamas and hoes or any of the such. That still wears XXL white tees or any other plain color and baggy dusty ass jeans with some dirty ass air forces or felas or old ass jordans and nikes. Dont have a life or goal just want to be stuck in the hood for the rest of there life. Sometimes they dont even change thier clothes the next day or take a shower and brush their teeth They just get up and eat something and go outside and srape. - So if this discribe you.... YEAP YOUR A DOO DOO DADDY
by Un.de.feted. March 26, 2009
When a drunk person chugs so much Mountain Dew their turds shoot out forcefully, speading green poop all over the bathroom. Someone then must don a facemask and cleanup the mess.
Ughh - that guy you brought home last night went Doo Doo Don all over our bathroom. Your turn to clean up - I will get the mask.
by tutu69 January 30, 2012
A person who is not particularly good at what he/she does.
Often used to describe a persons skill level at what he/she does comparative to the skill level of others.
Can be used in place of pretty much any adjective as well.
Often used to describe a persons skill level at what he/she does comparative to the skill level of others.
Can be used in place of pretty much any adjective as well.
“Sam, you’re just one of the doo doo brothers!”
“He’s just jealous because he is just a doo doo brother.”
“He’s just jealous because he is just a doo doo brother.”
by totally epic man January 31, 2019