doobie doo

An expression that can be used for emphasis after an exclamation.

OR

When used with a rising pitch at the end, it can be used to ask a question

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Can be used to refer to marijuana

Origin:

This phrase originates from an impersonation that was done of Bill Cosby. In it, the joker would say 'Doobie doo, Theo eat some pudding pops' after smoking a joint.

Eventually, this evolved and "Doobie doo" became a phrase of its own.

I've won twenty dollars off that idiot because he bet me Dustin Hoffman was in Star Wars! Doobie Doo!

I missed Battlestar Galactica, but it's on again at 10. Doobie doo!

OR: Doobie Doo? Is Jessica Alba really naked in that movie?

OR: Hey man, I've got some friends coming over, can you get me some doobie doo?

by Ricardo Burro February 7, 2008

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good doobie

n. one who is faithful and dilligent in endeavors or relationships

1) Anyway, I'm going to try to be a good doobie and write it the right way, with Java Beans and events and all sorts of other glue

2) For the record, she got an 'A'. In fact, here is a very neat and historical
document showing what a good doobie she was in class

3) Don't turn the TV on at night unless you've been a good doobie on your new eating plan

by Adam Skinner May 8, 2003

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