Red dooring

Adverb:

When you bin your car and only damage the door, but when you try to buy a replacement there is only ever the worst colour available.

Now you're red dooring.

Yeah NAmin lightly drifted through a street sign and now he red dooring

by theMemeMaster420 October 27, 2020

Raskin Doctrine

What’s good for the goose, ain’t for the gander

By the Raskin Doctrine, Maxine Waters is an angel!

by bustapost February 13, 2021

Dooring

The act of standing in front of a doorway with you hands in the air so people can determine how tall you are since they have only ever interacted with you online. Often used during videochats.

Thanks Pamela! Your "dooring" picture made me realize you are actually shorter than you look!

by CarterGee September 8, 2011

Bank Doctorine

The Bank Doctorine policy allows banks and financial institutions to rob individual citizens and the government to pay for excessive excutive bonuses and golden parachutes, at minimal cost.
Under the Bank Doctorine politically connected financial institutions are too big to fail, and too big to be punished. This is especially true during election years when politicians need to attract large donors with reliable sources of income.
It is facilitated in part by financial interests that rotate in and out of regulatory and governing bodies.

The Bank Doctorine makes it possible to avoid capitalism, market corrections, and criminal procecution. This way the banks have an incentive to give the public the worst deal possible.

by mlhiss March 22, 2012

decoring

The act of inviting a bunch of friends over for a party, and then having them help you paint/decorate your new place.

Anne is having a decoring party this sat, are you gonna be there?

by Killer kurvz March 19, 2009

Dooring

(Verb) - The act of two men scissor kissing with their buttholes.

Kodiak and JC loved dooring in the park.

by Zerotohero February 11, 2015

Powell Doctrine

The Powell Doctrine, created by then Major-General Colin Powell during the Gulf War stated that in a war, attention and care should be given to the land on which the soldiers were standing. This doctrine is known in military circles as the 'Do not step on the flowers' or 'Please Keep Off the Grass' doctrine.

Those soldiers mowing the grass in the Iraqi compound are maintaining the Powell Doctrine

by Tamek October 11, 2006