Doodee

Best Mate

Hey Doodee what’s doin? Nothing much Booger just watching Simpsons.

by Thedamnedantichrist July 25, 2020

doodly bop

verb. To travel with exuberance

noun. A silly person

verb. Boutta go doodly bop over to the dining hall.

noun. Feeling like a doodly bop, gonna eat spaghetti toast.

by president doodly bop April 21, 2022

Jeremy Dooley

Commonly going by the name Little J, Jeremy is one of the main members of Rooster Teeth's gaming division Achievement Hunter. Some of his exploits include:
- His Rimmy Tim alter ego
- 'Cleaning' Gavin Free's desk
- Being a super dope rapper
- Dominating the Versus series
- Saying "Hap hap"

"Did you hear Jeremy Dooley's rap on the Camp Camp soundtrack?"
"Yeah it was awesome!"

by Chris617M June 11, 2017

dookle-berry

small chunks of toilet paper that left in your in ass from wiping your ass after taking a deuce

Man after I took that deuce there was a lot of dookle-berry in my ass.

by Hollinghead April 16, 2007

doodlehead

A person who screws up all the time
Juggles thoughts in and out of his head

My husband is such a doodle head

by Dorothy Mc Elmurry August 11, 2003

Doodlebanger

One who arrogantly takes control of a situation/conversation when uninvited altogether. Not only does the individual decrease their social status within the group, they often overcomplicate even the simplest of desicions. Doodlebangers are a rapidly growing group of inappropriate beings usually hailing from rural regions of any civilised country.

Person 1: Let's play some music from my iphone while we sit and drink.

Person 2: Sure

Doodlebanger: Let me get my car over here and we can listen to it on a really good sound system.

Doodlebanger 2: Yeah go get it but make sure it's angled correctly.

by GREYGOOSE666 October 9, 2011

Doodly-squat

Of no significance, rank or importance. The word “doodle” was in wide slang usage throughout the 19th Century to mean a fool, a clueless soldier or a penis. The term was in wide use during the Great Depression and was joined by the updated version "diddly-shit" in the 1960s.

“My gal is red hot (Your gal ain't doodly-squat)”
-- from the oft-covered 1950s song "Red Hot"

by Bill Peters October 7, 2006