DoorDaming

Funniest prank ever: Pee on someone's door or doorstep, than ding-dong-ditch and DIP THE FUCK OUTTA THERE!!

James: "Aye yo, you ready bro?"
Mike: "Yeah man, im ready!" *Whips it out, and pees all over door*
James: "Good Shit bro, Now ring the bell, and lets Dip the fuck outta here"
Mike: "Aight." *Rings bell, then jumps down staircase and dips the fuck outta there; with James at his side*
Old Faggot Hag: *opens door* "Who's there? Holy shit it smells like Piss! Oh, GODDAMN!" *closes door* "These fucking kids, keep DoorDaming my house!"

by JayTeeIsGee September 14, 2011

doordash

The best place to order any food by you, at any time. Employees/your bitches come to your door and bring you food. Usually the customers have the name Nicole or Jill.

Jilf- "I dont have any time to drive to get Cheesecake Factory"
Nicole- "Just doordash it!"

by kkkkkkkkkaty July 11, 2017

dord

n. Physics & Chem. Density. A non-existant or ghost-word originating from mistakes in Webster's New International Dictionary editions 1934-1939. Original entry should have been "D or d" in the abbrevations section, when something messed up.

no example, as the word does not exist

by phox September 5, 2004

Kip Drordy

Third Grader from South Park with no friends. Obessed with sad clowns. Once friends with a young jew named Kyle.
0 friends on facebook.

Kip Drordy is bad friend stock.

by TrevorSeanKai April 12, 2010

Dordy

It meens "Oh dear" Its used by wannabe Cackers

Dordy mush. Dordy dordy my chavey.

by Andy November 18, 2004

Dworak

Dworak means "rich in life's greatest assets." Dworak is originally derived from the name Dvvorak which means "owner of the manor." Dworak now means rich in land. Often associated with the famous Czech composer Dvorak, whose musical talents earned him countless awards and honorary doctorates. Dworak can mean rich in music or rich in musical talent. The name is often associated with power and position as the name Dvvorak also meant "member of the court." Dworak can also mean rich in power. The definition takes on variations dependent upon the country of origin, most commonly associated with western Slavic regions.

The internationally famous Czech composer Antonin Dvorak (commonly spelled Dworak) was born in 1841.

by H2OMoJo February 27, 2013

Dord

Added to the Merriam-Webster dictionary incorrectly, its original definition is:

1. D or d (n): Abbreviation for "Density".
This was however entered incorrectly as "Dord", giving it this definition.

If you wanted to use it in the context of an adjective, it can mean...
2. Dord (adj): Alternate word for "Dense".

Due to this mistake it can however take on another meaning.

3. Dord (n): A word that is incorrectly used or does not technically exist either through intention or misconception.

"Dord" itself falls into this description, and so does pretty much everything else on Urban Dictionary.
This can be imagined as an abbreviation for "Denied word", as a mnemonic device though that is not its origin.

1. The loaf of bread has a very low dord.

2. Wow, this giant TV is pretty darn dord.

3. Urban Dictionary is not a place to learn, it's just a load of dords.

by Coleslaw Productions August 6, 2015