Guess how many time I mispronounced "Hors d'oeuvres" before I realized what it was.. smh I am not cultured. I literally called it horse doovers, and had no idea what it was until just now.
by dasdivey May 04, 2016
An outlandish physical, or verbal feat, which leaves the observer in a state of amazement. Some might say "Houdiniesque"
Historically used after someone has rolled a perfect joint under particularly difficult circumstances (eg. while riding on a roller coaster or skydiving).
"Thats a real beauty! How did you pull off that hoover doover manoeuvre"
Otherwise typically used when watching sport;
"Wow, he stepped one way, then the other! Before you knew it he'd hoover doovered himself across the try line"
"Thats a real beauty! How did you pull off that hoover doover manoeuvre"
Otherwise typically used when watching sport;
"Wow, he stepped one way, then the other! Before you knew it he'd hoover doovered himself across the try line"
by HDM May 02, 2014
Shortened form of "dooverlackie". A whatchamacallit. You know, a thingmabob. It's like a doohickey but not quite. Commonly used in Australia.
by Robert Sanvagene December 21, 2023