Doowad

A person who frequently displays immense stupidity and a disturbing lack of all common sense. A person who is chronically engaging in asinine behavior without recognizing that said behavior is, in fact, asinine.

After carefully observing the situaiton, the man's friends deemed him to be a doowad due to the troubling facts that the man lived with his parents well into his fourties, and that he was almost always unemployed.

Doowad by Major Dansby December 24, 2008

DookaDikks 

Very big artillery or a schlong.
(Memphis Slang)

Them niggas pullin up wit dem dookadikks.

That hoe took a dookadikk.

DookaDikks by Offbrand February 28, 2019

doopadoop 

Another term for a nice, round butt. Can also be a butt with nice proportions; usually referring to women in spandex. But, can also refer to men with fairly plump, perky buttcheeks.

Brandon: Hey man, look at Dave's doopadoop! He must be squattin more.

Shawn: I know. I wish my doopadoop was that perky and plump.

doopadoop by BD27 November 11, 2012

Doobadoo 

A word that knows no boundaries. It may be used to replace unknown music lyrics, to reply to a question of which the answer is unknown, or to affirm any range of emotion from sad to excited.

1. "With arms wide open, dooba doobadoo ba doo."
2. "What's her last name again?" - "Doobadoo??"
3. "So how are you feeling after that breakup?" - "Doobadoo..."

Doobadoo by Andyman2340 April 7, 2013

doodad 

1) An un-namable gadget of some sort, possibly highly technical.
2) Another meaning for father or dad.

Hey, pass me that doodad to your left

Happy doodads day!!!

doodad by Sabz October 24, 2003

Doodaddy

A genius. One who is really, really smart. In the realm of car audio in particular.

Dam son, look yonder at that cat that be talkin all technical about car audio. That is one doodaddy mf'er!

Doodaddy by Adcom February 25, 2009

doodad 

For when you use thingamajig too much, used to refer to an object you can't remember name for.

Can you pass me the thingamajig on the doodad please?

doodad by Tharglet February 15, 2005