by nate dayon November 22, 2003
nasty ass receiver from christopher columbus high school, the brother of CJ Henderson and is nasty at football. one of the best players on the team and is a big reason why we made the state championship but ended up losing to mandarin 37-35 #CPride- columbus class of 2022 student (ADR)
by JackTheRabbitCat December 10, 2018
1. Dude... dont hog that doobie... puff puff pass! It is almost gone!
2. I love to cuddle my doobie when I am stoned before I fall asleep!
2. I love to cuddle my doobie when I am stoned before I fall asleep!
by David July 28, 2004
1. In the field of green herbal cigarettes, a doobie is a big ‘fat one’ of the hand-rolled variety.
“Och-aye Jock, sort out that doobie will ya? I need some herbal relaxant if I’m going to sit through your Best of the Proclaimers album again.”
2. A terms used to affectionately refer to the Emirate of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, the term Doobie will often be used by former residents of Chelsea and Pimlico to refer to their new found home in the Gulf.
“I say Jemima, what about a round of drinks down at the yacht club before we waddle off down into Doobie for a few bottles of the old ‘falling down water’.”
3. Doobie – when used in its full form as “Doobie doobie doo” is the Frank Sinatra inspired line used by lounge performers to denote a freeform break in the music.
“Oh baby you are so fine, I wanna make you all mine, all mine, all of the time… Doobie doobie doo (repeat refrain…)
“Och-aye Jock, sort out that doobie will ya? I need some herbal relaxant if I’m going to sit through your Best of the Proclaimers album again.”
2. A terms used to affectionately refer to the Emirate of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, the term Doobie will often be used by former residents of Chelsea and Pimlico to refer to their new found home in the Gulf.
“I say Jemima, what about a round of drinks down at the yacht club before we waddle off down into Doobie for a few bottles of the old ‘falling down water’.”
3. Doobie – when used in its full form as “Doobie doobie doo” is the Frank Sinatra inspired line used by lounge performers to denote a freeform break in the music.
“Oh baby you are so fine, I wanna make you all mine, all mine, all of the time… Doobie doobie doo (repeat refrain…)
by Monty Cornwall March 24, 2008
by Caesar Pavlivs "Big O" Xabbunius February 24, 2004
An object of great importance to an individual. Can be any prized possesion. Comes from the hebrew word for teddy bear.
Example 1. "I love my doobie! I have had it since I was eight."
Example 2. "My doobie would have to be my diamond braclet."
Example 2. "My doobie would have to be my diamond braclet."
by DoobieLover September 05, 2009
The title for a person originating from Dubai.
A resident or former resident of Dubai.
Plural: Doobies, meaning multiple people from Dubai.
Similar to "American" referring to a person from the United States, or Canadian referring to a person from Canada.
Sometimes also misspelt Dubie.
A resident or former resident of Dubai.
Plural: Doobies, meaning multiple people from Dubai.
Similar to "American" referring to a person from the United States, or Canadian referring to a person from Canada.
Sometimes also misspelt Dubie.
Example 1:
Person 1 "I'm American, what are you?"
Person 2 "I'm a Doobie."
Person 1 "Your a joint?"
Person 2 "No, that is a common misconception, my place of origin is Dubai, no a plant."
Example 2:
Person 1 "Hey look at what that Doobie is trying to do!"
Person 2 "He probably can't read the English sign, so he doesn't know that you insert a card into the ATM, not your house keys."
Person 1 "(Laughs), Some Doobies are hilarious"
Person 1 "I'm American, what are you?"
Person 2 "I'm a Doobie."
Person 1 "Your a joint?"
Person 2 "No, that is a common misconception, my place of origin is Dubai, no a plant."
Example 2:
Person 1 "Hey look at what that Doobie is trying to do!"
Person 2 "He probably can't read the English sign, so he doesn't know that you insert a card into the ATM, not your house keys."
Person 1 "(Laughs), Some Doobies are hilarious"
by 357 June 02, 2010