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Unknown origin. It was not till summer of 2002 that doffy was fully realized by his lover Wock. They make make sweet love. Anal sex only.
He enjoys short wocks on the beach, followed by pounding of the rectum. :) k thx hes mine- sry.
"Dooooooffaaayyy!" also see magic conch
Doffy by Arthur October 17, 2004
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Doffy • doffykinnie • doffytardo • duffy • doofy • Diffy • Daffy • deffy • daffy duck • doff
A woman who has red chest hair that ranges from 4-5 inches.
I would fuck that doffy any-day!
Doffy by britlie January 24, 2011
The feeling of fighting off a cold or sickness prior to showing any real symptoms.
I woke up this morning feeling doffy. Ugh...I hope I'm not getting sick.
Doffy by Massoger July 10, 2025
Doffy (noun): A cheerful, mischievous, and endlessly loyal dog who brings laughter wherever they go. Known for a goofy personality, boundless curiosity, and a heart full of love.
Meet Doffy, the lovable rascal who steals socks, chases butterflies, and fills every home with joy.”
Same as Dofty; but doing it with finesse.
man, he's just done a doftyy!
doftyy by Johan Smalac December 16, 2013
Originating from Switzerland it comes from a slang word used while playing online computer games. Used when a single member of one team kills all members of the opposing team. Also known as an "ace".
Man, he's just done a dofty!
Dofty by Jonathan Schweiz August 28, 2008
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