dove

Verb: to dove. To betray one's friends, partners, family, or significant others with an act of malice, greed, complete disregard for human feelings and/or vane feelings towards oneself. Despite an unknown origin, this verb has been used to describe various traitorous beings throughout history such as: Lucifer, Judas Iscariot, Marcus Brutus, Benedict Arnold and former NBA "king" LeBron James. This verb has also described various fictional characters such as Lando Calrissian from the Star Wars saga.

I doved my next door neighbors by not inviting them to the party!

by boSs1345689 June 13, 2011

dove

a term to describe a man's spouse.

"My dove bought me a diamond studded Jacob watch for our anniversary."

by omarisstar101 May 31, 2007

dove

Refers to a peacemaker, pacifist. One who prefers diplomacy over warfare. Opposite of hawk.

Barry: Why does every candidate turn into a hawk halfway into their presidency?
Robert: I dunno, man. I wish we had a dove for president so we could get out of the fourty-two billion countries we're bombing for oil.

by UDUser4820 December 28, 2017

dove

Something that is awesome or cool. The sweetest thing ever.

Sean: So Drake what cards do you have?

Drake: My hand is like a sweet little dove.

by smr9986 January 31, 2007

dove

a hundred dollar bill...

he threw a couple doves at her when dropped her tail to the ground

by sam02120 November 30, 2015

dove

homosexual crack fiend ,emo ,with brite blond hair, also known as sunshine

chiris is a dove

by Crumb August 17, 2003

Doved

To be grifted, scammed by someone who uses affiliation with racing organizations and forum association to gain trust from those within the organizations in order to "con" or make empty promises.

He totally will screw you on the deal, you got Doved

by ablinken76 January 26, 2011