Dubisode

A word used to refer to any English-dubbed episode of a show that was not originally filmed in English. This word is used most often when talking about a Japanese anime that has been dubbed in the English language.

I wanted to watch Bleach, but I didn't feel like reading subtitles, so I used Google to find a site with some dubisodes.

Did you hear? Netflix has some more anime dubisodes uploaded!

by Streak566 June 17, 2013

Dubism

A new line or change specific to the English dub of certain anime. Especially prominent in the 90s and early 2000s.

This show's dub needs a total overhaul; this one's crammed with annoying dubisms.

by Jimmy S. Shada-Hartman December 25, 2018

dufoise

(doo-FWAHZ); fem. of doofus. A slow-witted, clumsy, frivolous or otherwise ridiculous female. A broad who doesn't have a clue.

If Cosmo Kramer were a woman, she would be a hipster dufoise.

by Amos the Puppyfucker May 23, 2009

dubisary

A made up word to define anything you want of questionable value

My daughter, the teen dubisary pranced out of the room

by Fuzz top November 10, 2020

Uhh...dubbis?!

Uhh Dubbis is commonly used by teenagers. It means, "uhh...what?" It was invented by an eighth grade boy and it has become a national phenomenom.

Rapist; "Hello there little kiddies. You want some candy?!"
Youngster; "Uhh...dubbis?!"

by birdisthewordsosuckit696969 June 30, 2010

duBose

Adj./V. : South Western United States coloquilism referring to assistance above and beyond expectations, going the extra mile, To impress through service or commitment, followed by effort.

"I'm going to pull a DuBose and impress my customer", " My client is unhappy, I need to slap some DuBose on them quickly or lose the sale"

by R.A. Evans April 14, 2008

Dubiosorultimoplaudismus

The foolish, albeit understandable, frustration and angst complex associated with failing to be the last to clap during a group applause, which ineffably results in lying to oneself as well as to others in a pitiful attempt to boost self confidence. To be treated using verbal confidence destruction (commonly known as joy whack-a-mole).

John: I'm telling you, I got the last clap in that contest.
Ken: It doesn't count if you're the only one who heard it you idiot. You know what, I'll just refer you to Dr. Smith, you seem to have contracted dubiosorultimoplaudismus.

by Ishmael.ren November 11, 2012