Dr. Martens .Company based out of England. Originally worn by British skinheads, and since then have been used as a definition of punk and skinhead subcultures. Originally skinheads were Dock workers in England and used the steel-toes as protection from crates falling on their feet(this has lost all purpose because if something REALLY heavy falls on your toe if you have new docs, your toe will be chopped off....lovely huh?) Please do not assume that all skinheads wearing Docs are neo-nazis, because neo's just took what the traditional skinheads had for theirs. Next time you see someone wearing Docs, please dont assume they're nazis, because I wear docs and I'm a SHARP skin.
Pop Punk who thinks he knows everything: "Hey you stupid Nazi"
Skinheaad: "What fuckface? Just cause I'm wearing Docs doesnt mean I'm a Nazi. For that I'm gonna kick your face in with my steel toes, FUCKER."
Skinheaad: "What fuckface? Just cause I'm wearing Docs doesnt mean I'm a Nazi. For that I'm gonna kick your face in with my steel toes, FUCKER."
by SHARP No. 1567 October 13, 2004
Boots that are popular with punks and skins. Most wear the 1460 style boots. Back in day they would weild spikes to their steal caps of their boots and go around beating up other soccer fans.
by _____ June 07, 2004
by doctor doc July 14, 2011
Doc, aka Dr. Emmett L. Brown, Marty McFly's delorean-owning, time-travelling, crazy-haired, excitable mad scientist friend throughout the Back To The Future series.
"Doc, are you telling me you built a time machine . . . out of a Delorean?"
"The way I see it, if you're gonna build a time machine into a car, why not do it with some style."
"The way I see it, if you're gonna build a time machine into a car, why not do it with some style."
by Artstar June 04, 2005
A colloquialism for Army medics and Navy corpsman, usually as an endearing term or a term of respect.
by Watisthisidonteven June 23, 2011
pronounced dot doc
used in the place of the term word derived from the abbreviation used by Microsoft to define a file as a word document
used in the place of the term word derived from the abbreviation used by Microsoft to define a file as a word document
by Rockne92 January 21, 2009