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Mushkadoodle 

A dog of unknown parentage from Northern Labrador, NL.

The term was first coined by Litters 'n' Critters Animal Rescue to describe the stray dogs that proliferate the Northern Labrador communities.

Labra = Labrador origin
Mushka = the "mush" of many different dogs which make up the Northern Labrador
Doodle = a humorous play on the new "breeds" of dogs being crossed with poodles and billed as purebred or high end"doodles"

The term was popularized in the media in July 2012 when FedEx shipped 53 of these dogs from Labrador to Litters n Critters in Halifax, NS to find new homes. The plane carrying the dogs was dubbed the "Labramushkadoodle Express."
We don't know what breed she is - she's a Labramushkadoodle!
Mushkadoodle by nimue August 31, 2012
A soul sucking devil also know as a cat.
Oh my god there is a fucking bukadoo run!!!
Bukadoo by Jinksda13 March 9, 2019

Bushakabooboo

To throw a child high onto a couch
I did an amazing bushakabooboo with my son.
Bushakabooboo by Shippy140 May 13, 2021

Budhadoo 

A budhadoo is when a girl's stomach sticks out further than her ass. This is only applicable when the girl in question is not pregnant.
Holy shit, check out the budhadoo on that heifer!
Budhadoo by Ian Wiese February 7, 2007

buckadoodle 

buckadoodle, a word or phrase that can be used by anyone but is mainly shouted VERY LOUDLY by cowboys in replacement for words such as "fuck" and other swears, this is usually to express anger and/or frustration.
Oh BUCKADOODLE! I've dropped the baby horse I was carrying on it's head... Welp it's been like 50 already it's fine.
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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