Doubleplus

Very or more in newspeak. More than plus, used to accentuate words.

That bus was doubleplus speedful.

by Jeremy Meerkreebs December 15, 2003

doubleyou tee eff

the phonetic names of the letters W, T, and F. See wtf.

Doubleyou tee eff, mate?!

by edski February 14, 2006

DoubleDown

Being upset about 1 thing, then creating another problem because you're distraught about the first problem

Dude,

"My boss fired me and I went home and Doubledowned on my girlfriend so she split on me"

by Jonfurstn May 10, 2009

doubleplus unleet

A fusion of newspeak and leetspeak to indicate that something is superlatively bad. Alternatively, "!1337++," "++!1337"
NOT RECOMMENDED for use in verbal conversation, as it makes the speaker sound like a complete t00l.

A tool, in daily conversation: "Arrgh! That memo about the new dress code is doubleplus unleet! No more pocket protectors!"
A l33t haxx0r, in e-mail/im: "WinME+56k+hateway=!1337++, -kthxbai (And yes, I actually ran on that through 2003)"

by Erin October 29, 2004

doublerosie

-The female brokeback. Because brokeback cannot be used to describe women, if women act with questionable femininism, this term may be applied.

-Please note that the term's origin is found in lesbian Rosie O'Donnell, hence the word Rosie.

Jim the straight guy: "Oh man did you see Laurie's haircut?
Freddy, the other straight guy: "Yeh dude I saw it! Complete Doublerosie"
Jim: "w3rd."

by MattLock May 23, 2006

doublemoo

to indicate that some has insulted you, but that you haven't really taken offence. Deriving from the word cow as an indicator of the someone you don't like.

Person 1: Well, that's the pot calling the kettle biege.
Person 2: Oh doublemoo.

by Scratchboi December 17, 2006

doubleverbary

Using a word that is completely made up.

A doubleverbary is a completely made up word.

Examples:

I've been conflibbled into cleaning the carpet.

My wife says rawty is bad for me.

The weather is tiffing for forseeable future.

Stop jiff jaffing about and smiggle these ice cubes.

This beggyjip is off his nib nod.

by Mark Greenhalgh November 26, 2007