1. To over think/over analyze a situation so much that you are unable to make a solid decision.
2. To always think about the negatives regarding a situation instead of the positives.
2. To always think about the negatives regarding a situation instead of the positives.
Girl 1: “I don’t know, there are a lot of “ifs.”
Girl 2: “Don’t Doug it up! Be like Magic Johnson and just do it”!
Girl 2: “Don’t Doug it up! Be like Magic Johnson and just do it”!
by Trctrgrl8546 May 12, 2011
doing any or all of the following:
-being lame
-buying pointless materials such as dvd's like seinfeld or buying brass knuckles.
-laughing like a creep
-being loyal to your friends and then going beyond that
-having no sense of direction when driving
-driving horribly when angry about something
-believing almost anything your friends tell you
-buying lunch for your friends occasionally or when they don't have money
-going to circuit city and out to lunch 3-4 times a week
-being obsessed with batman to the point where you want to bone him
-if you watch shows like gilmore girls and smallville
-being lame
-buying pointless materials such as dvd's like seinfeld or buying brass knuckles.
-laughing like a creep
-being loyal to your friends and then going beyond that
-having no sense of direction when driving
-driving horribly when angry about something
-believing almost anything your friends tell you
-buying lunch for your friends occasionally or when they don't have money
-going to circuit city and out to lunch 3-4 times a week
-being obsessed with batman to the point where you want to bone him
-if you watch shows like gilmore girls and smallville
"why did you just buy that dvd if you thought the movie was ok, you're totally douging-it-up"
"we're starting to hang out too much, stop douging-it-up"
"we're starting to hang out too much, stop douging-it-up"
by matt b. August 17, 2005
{dug up}
-verb (used with object), Dougged, Dougging.
to have one's own story shown as inferior to, or at least irrelevant compared to a similar (or dissimilar as the case may be) story told by Doug Barnett about himself or one of his acquaintances; similar to the term "one-up" in use, albeit more specific
-verb (used with object), Dougged, Dougging.
to have one's own story shown as inferior to, or at least irrelevant compared to a similar (or dissimilar as the case may be) story told by Doug Barnett about himself or one of his acquaintances; similar to the term "one-up" in use, albeit more specific
by The Fall Guy July 15, 2010