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Dooderhole 

The hole at the bottom of the toilet where the water goes when the toilet is flushed.

Everything you flush goes through the Dooderhole.

Some people will use this word as a derogatory remark to call another person.
When you flush the toilet the water goes down the Dooderhole.

Lance dropped his toy into the Dooderhole when using the toilet.

You're a Dooderhole.
Dooderhole by dan.an.jam February 26, 2009
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Doorhole 

N. Singular. The empty space where a door could be placed. Colloquially, the hole in which a door used to or ought to be.
The helicopter pilot said it's too hot, so he will ehud the doors off and we can enjoy spectating through the doorholes.
Doorhole by MustafaMustafa69 June 18, 2011

DOORHOLE 

A class of persons who are known for putting dings into car doors parked next to them.

the DoorHole has many subspecies, including but not limited to the following:

BlowHole - overweight persons who need maximum door opening without regard to others property
ChairHole - a mobility scooter person, unskilled at re-entry to their minivan.
ClassHole - envious of upmarket vehicles, these haters often execute a double doorhole maneuver outside Kohls
KeyHole - another malicious subspecies, often pedestrian, who uses external implements to damage your vehicle
PsycHole - no known reason for their anger. All Age, Race and Nationality spectrums subject to these outbursts

etc.....
A scene repeated daily across America, usually near a major retail mall...
A couple returns to their vehicle and notices a big DING in the drivers door

"Damn, girl, look at your ride, its fneffed"
"yeah, i got done again by a doorhole"
DOORHOLE by Boru May 4, 2021
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