grant allen dorland

a sometimes annoying guy with dark brown hair and blue eyes.

"did you hear what Grant allen dorland did ?"
"Yeah ! He ate a cherry pie"

by cherrry pie June 11, 2018

Nemo and Dory

nemo and dory are besties. Nemo is way better than dory! Nemo is a funny, pretty, talented, Kind and caring person. dory is grateful to be her bestie

Nemo and Dory are besties

by Freya <3 June 14, 2020

What would Dolly do?

I'm assuming it's a secular alternative to WWJD, substituting Dolly Parton for Jesus. Elementally it means, respond to adversity by demonstrating that you're not being dragged into negativity and moving on instead. Perhaps my puffing up your chest or holding your head high. Or just because you feel like doing those things, regardless of any adversity.
Inevitably highjacked by faux feminist and pop feminists with self-congratulatory memes about achievements that aren't gender specific.

Person one: "My partner done gone and left me for another woman. what would Dolly do?"
Person two: "Correct your grammar and self-reflect, don't be judgemental or infer that everyone of a certain gender act the same way" *sprays hair heavily and moves on*

by MattJKing71 March 27, 2024

Theirence's nachos dory

A common phrase used by folk who ask unsuspecting victims if they have "reheated Theirence's nachos dory". "Theirence" is a common known nickname for Terence's, Janine Butcher's Lhasa Apso dog who appeared in the BBC One soap opera EastEnders between 2001 and 2009. The act of "reheating nachos" is to take inspiration or copy somebody who has done something before. "Dory" is a mispronunciation of the word "dorl" by Sandra Martin from Gogglebox on a TikTok live in which she was asked if she'd had a mug of Mellow Birds today dorl, but she read it as dory. Therefore the phrase "Theirence's nachos dory" is a very complicated, but very effective expression.

Have you reheated Theirence's nachos dory?

What?

by Debbie Hanna June 19, 2025

Let me up, Dolly

a mild expletive of surprise, usually used to express response to the unexpected.

"You're having triplets? And they're mine? Well, let me up, Dolly!"

by h202 February 7, 2010