duhawk

the mascot of Loras College, basically a hawk on steriods that also happens to be purple and gold

Person: What's a duhawk?
Loras Student: I'm a duhawk!

by Dewey the Purple and Gold Duhawk December 25, 2008

dundant

opposite of redundant

Almost everything is dundant since anything that is not redundant is dundant. Good examples are the Sears Tower, a Chipotle burrito, and your heart.

by cohenna August 8, 2007

dudation

In Israel, it's a non-common nick name for one, who is the Manma"r in charge. hence: Dudation the Manma"r.

I can tell you this, our IT department is one of the best.
- well of course, thanks to Dudation the Manma"r

by Zahi Papo January 6, 2009

duhd

n. Syn. for "dad." Implies that any man that would willing whelp his significant other is a chump. Orig.: duh (i.e., "stupid") + dad

For some reason, moo and duhd couldn't figure out that bringing a shrieking baby to the movie theatre would be a bad idea.

by Spongebutt Squishpants August 23, 2004

dudacious

1. Doubtful that such a state can exist, often with great bitterness.
2. Unintelligent or stupid.

1. I am dudacious that the US government can be so damaging.
2. George W. Bush is viewed by many as dudacious.

by Rudolfo Flores March 10, 2008

Duhamel'd

When you shove preflop in Texas Hold'em and someone calls you down with A9o and spikes a 9.

Did you see that sick hand between Mizrachi and Duhamel at 2010 WSOP Final Table??

Yeah, Mizrachi shoved preflop with 33 and Duhamel tilt called with A9o and got a 9 on the flop... such a bad call.

Mizrachi will never live down being Duhamel'd...

by UNoItsTru November 8, 2010

dundaruns

From the latin root words "dundus" "rundus" - most accurately, the act of stealing another's basketball and booting it as far as possible therein bringing the game, or "run" to an unwelcomed end. This act of booting is usually accompanied by a spirited chant of the words "DUNDARUNS!" Dundarunning usually is done to communicate a message of superiority or general dominance over an inferior or "foul pitany". The term has evolved in colloquial use to a more general application outside the realm of "ball-booting" to signify the conclusion or finality of an event - e.g. "the movie is dundaruns".

"the movie is dundaruns" - "dundaruns on the beer" - "5 more pages and I'm dundaruns" - "as soon as i saw the competition I knew I was dundaruns" - or, simply "DUNDARUNS!"

by Kevin Pitany September 15, 2005