drime

As used in eastern Carteret County in NC, it is an interjection indicating extreme doubt or incredulous disbelief.....due to the Down East dialect, it is often pronounced "droim"....(note: it is NOT an expression of dismay as another poster has stated)

You caught 50 boxes of flounder last week? Drime, I reckon you did!

For an EXTREME expression of disbelief, it is sometimes followed with "down"

by BigRedDog126 May 7, 2011

dorite

dont worry what it means, just relax and have a dorite

Peter: "Oh my god the house is on fire!"
Tess: "Don't worry man, have a dorite.

by blouvelvet August 1, 2013

Douche Dormer

When you meet someone who is normal but goes from 0 to 100 on the douchebaggery scale when hanging out with another douche. Their douchiness is added on to an existing douche structure creating a whole new level of douchiness.

"Ted was fine until that douche yacht Tim came along, now Ted is just a douche dormer."

by Dillbox August 3, 2016

Dorien

An instant charmer. Good looking, trustworthy and charismatic. Competitive nature, but still a humble guy. Loves to be happy and see you happy. Loves a good time. Playful, loyal and knows how to take things up a notch. This can be a good or bad thing depending on where you stand with him so never cross him! Greek name in origin and of the Dorians, this guy can bring war at a Spartan's level so beware. A lover first, a helper next, a true go-getter. A gift and a blessing in anyone's life. Dorien's are amazing!

I didn't think he was the one until he pulled a Dorien on me. Now I can't get enough of him!

by WeLiveFunLivesInMyCircle December 26, 2016

dorme

a demeanor which constitutes a brainless lack of attention paying- dream/sleep like. being 'dorme' , stupid, blind to obvious shit, or- in some cases- simply a dumb ass.

Root word being Italian for SLEEP

you dorme!

fucking wake up dorme!

by Semaforo January 2, 2010

Dorien

Usually spelled, with an 'a' rather than an 'e', Dorien with an 'e' emphasizes on the name's mascilulinity. The name is the masculine form of Doris, which means "gift". Greek etymological origins and also the name to identify different Greeks such as Athenians and Spartans in Ancient Greece. Doriens in person are indeed gifts, as they are some of the most amazing and intellectual people you'll ever meet. Laid-back, friendly and fun. Great listeners and also great leaders. If you're ever graced with the opportunity to know a Dorien, never let him go. He's a guaranteed life-enhancer.

I know a Dorien with an 'e'. His character is stunning. Hands-down, one of the best friends I've ever had.

by WeLiveFunLivesInMyCircle January 12, 2017

Dorie

1) Originally a pet form of Dorothy.

2) A wonderful, strong, and independent young women. She is fun to be around and will do anything for her friends.

Dorie is the greatest person!

by LilyLi March 9, 2011