An expression referring to teenagers engaging in a practice session in the grounds of the Broadstone Cricket Club after close of play.
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Originates from the movie "How the Grinch Stole Christmas", where the Whos sing this glorious anthem throughout the land in praise of Christmas.
Originates from the movie "How the Grinch Stole Christmas", where the Whos sing this glorious anthem throughout the land in praise of Christmas.
ex. 1: Dahoo Doris, Dahoo Doris, Dahoo Dahoo Dahoo Doris!
ex 2: Oh, Dahoo Doris yo! That bitch is sexy!
ex 2: Oh, Dahoo Doris yo! That bitch is sexy!
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"Donds" originated on Readers Recommend, a music blog on the website of the Guardian newspaper in the UK. It began its lexical life as a typo, posted on 13 May 2007 at 15:55 by "Ejaydee" of London, who mismanaged "seconds" (as in "I second the motion"), and wrote "Secdonds for the Sesame Street Theme Toon!!!!" This bounced back later as "sedonds", which was the accepted form for a few months--a joke mis-spelling along the lines of 'pwned'.
“Donds” first appeared when "BlimpyMcFlah" used an apostrophe to abbreviate in comment no. 657714 at 18 minutes past midnight on 24 August with "Immediate and massive 'donds....". By the following morning "donds" began to be used in its final form and meaning.
There have been some playful variants:
“dondage,” “dondarino”, the pseudo- Germanic “gedondheit”. But the default usage is “Donds to that.”
As of autumn 2009, "donds" remains a very common term on the Readers Recommend blog, but unfortunately it hasn't really spread beyond its place of origin.
"Donds" originated on Readers Recommend, a music blog on the website of the Guardian newspaper in the UK. It began its lexical life as a typo, posted on 13 May 2007 at 15:55 by "Ejaydee" of London, who mismanaged "seconds" (as in "I second the motion"), and wrote "Secdonds for the Sesame Street Theme Toon!!!!" This bounced back later as "sedonds", which was the accepted form for a few months--a joke mis-spelling along the lines of 'pwned'.
“Donds” first appeared when "BlimpyMcFlah" used an apostrophe to abbreviate in comment no. 657714 at 18 minutes past midnight on 24 August with "Immediate and massive 'donds....". By the following morning "donds" began to be used in its final form and meaning.
There have been some playful variants:
“dondage,” “dondarino”, the pseudo- Germanic “gedondheit”. But the default usage is “Donds to that.”
As of autumn 2009, "donds" remains a very common term on the Readers Recommend blog, but unfortunately it hasn't really spread beyond its place of origin.
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Get the dorksauce mug.Usually after a tough night out on the Techno Dust, when trying to bang a chick while supporting Disco Dick and having troubles climaxing: Blow your nose on her back/belly and pretend it's cum.
Man i was so wasted last night when banging this chick I had to get a Dordrecht Doppelganger.
I can't believe he still finished in your mouth given how intoxicated he was, are you sure it wasn't a Dordrecht Doppelganger?
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I can't believe he still finished in your mouth given how intoxicated he was, are you sure it wasn't a Dordrecht Doppelganger?
Invented by J. Palermo
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Get the Dordrecht Doppelganger mug.A word used to describe the illegal ravers in the quaint little village of Dorestone in Herefordshire, typically from outside of Herefordshire. These young twockers usually end up getting lost before they get to their destination in some boring field and wind up the locals with their racing and blatant disregard for the locals, waking up the entire fucking valley and leaving a load of rubbish.
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