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Doolittle 

Derogatory term used to describe the lack of work ethic shown in a person.

This person is usually known to the rest of the work force for their lack of effort or by doing the bare minimum resulting in others having to contribute more.
While I'm working my arse off, that Kim swans around like she owns the place, she's a right Doolittle.

How can he/she be working when they spent more time wandering about doing nothing, he/she's a right Doolittle
Doolittle by jarvisarrow March 6, 2010

Doolittle 

the last name of a total pompous bastard, a tool, a republican, an episcopalian, a flaccus, a tool.
"flaccus doolittle is such a tool"
Doolittle by Meth lab October 18, 2008

Doolittle 

as in Doctor Doolittle whom talks to animals and makes them all better!
Also may be someone who does very little.
Dr. Dolittle Crazy old English man and most recently Dr. Doolittle a bauld black guy.
Doolittle by Jinxks October 22, 2008
Puritan league of faith. Christian and Calvinism.
Reverend Doolittle of the House of Doolittle.
Doolittle by Coalmining49 January 5, 2026

Doolittle Twins 

Dude 1 - See Kim & Debbie, they don't get through much work do they?
Dude 2 - Nah man your right, they are the Doolittle Twins
Doolittle Twins by jarvisarrow March 6, 2010

William Doolittle 

The formal version of the age-old indication of intent to comply: "will do"
1. Hey, would you mind cleaning up that pile of vomit in the hallway?

- William Doolittle.

2. Dude, please stop sleeping with my girlfriend.

- William Q. Doolittle, Esq.
William Doolittle by bobslackers February 2, 2010
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