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Doider, (dōy-dur), noun

stemmed the Latin words: "Doidimus Maximus," meaning: big doider.

a protruding stomach or beer belly, typically hanging over the beltline. Doiders are most noticable when fully exposed on a shirtless male.

Doiders aren't always necessarily large and protruding, but only when the word is used as a moniker for ones stomach in the context of self. (i.e. "I'm gonna hit up the Bell and fire a 10-pack of soft-shells into my doider")

in a case where a small stomach is referred to as a doider, the proper label would actually be doi.
A large doider shocks John and Brian:

John: "wow, look at the size of that doider!"
Brian: "that doider is epic!"

Darryl is disgusted by a doider/front-butt combo:

Darryl: "the lady's back-breaking doider rolled over her belt, resting on top of her bulging front-butt.

Doider can also be used as an adjective:

Kevin: "those pizza rolls were doiderific, I hoovered them shits into my doider."

and as a verb:

Ryan: "did you see that fight between Mark and Tim?"

James: "Tim doidered Mark into the thistles."
Doider by Dirty danchez June 29, 2009
Related Words
doiders • dooder • drider • Dodder • donder • dooderface • dider • Diderik • doader • dodderati
a beta male with a shaftless penis
I was having pillow talk with Phillip Hedrick’s Mom and she told me he had a doider.
Doider by Analclap July 3, 2018
You dirty lil dooder.
Dooder by Gubbalump April 14, 2019
A doiter is a stomach on a male that is larger than it should be in respect to the other body dimensions. It generally sticks out moreso than down, and that is what separates it from the beer belly. It is a close relative to the boiler.
Check out <i>that</i> doiter.
doiter by MadtownLems July 7, 2006

dodderati 

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The baby boom generation will soon swell the ranks of the dodderati.
dodderati by Clinton Lewis October 18, 2008
Someone who doesn't admit they like someone and instead becomes extremely domineering toward the object of affection. Inside they are extremely caring and snugly.
Teena is going all domdere, I think she likes him.
Domdere by MissMomoHatter December 9, 2014
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