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Dosh Dosh 

Nickname for 'Rodoshi', but isn't used by anyone else but themself.
Rodoshi: I'm going to be really cool by writing my nick-name instead of my real name.
Person: I thought people called you Nooberitus...
Rodoshi: No, it's Dosh Dosh. I'm the only one who uses it though.
Person: Oh. Well, see you later, Nooberitus.
Dosh Dosh by hyphens_attack November 1, 2011
Words you can keep
A contempory slang term used for an amount of money.
Q) Man, u wanna catch that new movie?
A) Nah, Im outta Dosh!
dosh by gillios October 12, 2003
Currency, money, cash, moola
Wan't to grab a berr?
Can't man, got no dosh.
dosh by Anonymous February 21, 2003
giz all ya dosh or al blow ya head off with me shotgun
dosh by geordie October 24, 2003
Noun: Money, cash, dough. Usually an uncertain amount.
Sound: The onomatopoeic sound of money(usually in a wad) slapped down on a table or something of the like.
Noun: "All my dosh was stolen was last night when I was robbed."
Sound: Cashier: "Alright sir that'll be $3:50.
A Rich motherfucker: "Alright give me a second..."
*DOSH*
Dosh by Son_ofSpartacus July 6, 2014

racking up the dosh 

Racking up the dosh is a term also meaning getting lots of money.
Mo: “Seriously are you working again?! That’s your 5th shift at McDonalds this week!”
Lester: “Yeah mate, I’m ‘racking up the dosh!’”
racking up the dosh by tjm158 May 17, 2018

dosh bee 

a word phil taught his kids so they could say "douche bag" without saying it.
"Kids, don't be a Dosh Bee"
dosh bee by Andy July 22, 2003
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