Dirtish

As adjective
That parking lot is dirtish.
Meaning it has large areas of dirt and areas of broken asphalt or gravel.

Or... That girl is so dirtish.
Meaning you know the “dirt” on her.
Or She is a dirty girl.

That girl is so dirtish.

by Hbcanes June 22, 2018

Doot dartism

Mental urges that make you walk around saying doot dart in a constipated voice

Guy 1 doot dart doot dart
Guy 2 ayo what’s wrong man
Guy 1 doot dart doot dart
Guy 2 oh he must have doot dartism

by Pedro el taco man September 4, 2020

Doris

Truly beautiful, both inside and out. She laughs a lot and is always there for you, willing to listen and help. Doris is someone everyone likes from the beginning. You just have to look at her and you know she's an interesting and friendly person. She's very determined to make the best of her life and is charming and competitive at certain things. She's great fun to be around and always makes you feel happy and loved.
Doris is the best friend anyone could have. Once you get to know her you hope she'll be your friend forever.

2. Doris: beautiful likeable friendly fun

good at making out

fun, hyper

first love

first love
good at making out
ffun

Made it to second base with Alex.
She is Doris.(used as adjective)

by gregggggarious February 3, 2010

Dartism

the worship and belife of DART. Also members of this religion like to use the net at incredible speeds 24/7

Khaless belives in Dartism

by Khaless September 25, 2003

Dahoo Doris

The most bad-ass thing you can ever say, ever.

Originates from the movie "How the Grinch Stole Christmas", where the Whos sing this glorious anthem throughout the land in praise of Christmas.

ex. 1: Dahoo Doris, Dahoo Doris, Dahoo Dahoo Dahoo Doris!

ex 2: Oh, Dahoo Doris yo! That bitch is sexy!

by MeowMeowKittyKat February 1, 2010

Dorbism

Derived from the term "Don't Rock the Boat" (DoRB), Dorbism describes the tendency inherent in many senior managers, or those with a stake in a system, to do nothing to improve services, address problems or tackle problematic people/issues.

A reluctance to act as a positive change agent due to the perceived risk that such action will be viewed negatively by superiors or others with influence (including the press)

Despite the Government's recent cuts in funding for education, the Dorbism of university Vice Chancellors is clear from their relative silence on the matter.

My boss is proving to be rather dorbist on the matter of recent staff redundancies

by DesignThinking October 15, 2010

dorkism

The state of being a dork.

Julio is an apt follower of dorkism.

by lunnara November 19, 2006