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A slang-language used throughout many parts of the US state California. It was created and became popualrized in the west san fernando valley portion of los angeles.
random 1: hey that guy behind us on the phone just said the words marst and schnar. What does that mean?

random 2: ah, they must not be here. It sounds like they're speaking dow

1: whats that?

2: some langauge a bunch of retards made up
Dow by dancingjew911 December 22, 2019
Anything that is bad that is not a cookie
Yo, Mathieu’s hair is Dow today
Dow by Pinkline February 7, 2019

dee doo dow don't dee dow 

All that can be heard when two or more scousers (Liverpulians) are talking.

"They do though, don't they though ?" (English)
"Dee doo dow dont dee dow ?" (Scouse)
EXAMPLE 1
Scouser 1 "Dee doo dow don't dee dow?"
Scouser 2 "Dee doo dee doo"

EXAMPLE 2 - Two scousers arguing.
Scouser 1 "dee don't doo dee?"
Scouser 2 "dee doo dee doo"
Scouser 1 "dee don't"
Scouser 1 "dee dooo"
Scouser 1 "deee dont"
Scouser 1 "deeee dooooo"
Scouser 1 "deeeeee dont"
Scouser 1 "deeeeeeee doooooooo"
(This could go on forever, but you get my drift)
dee doo dow don't dee dow by Klausey September 15, 2009

The Double Dow 

The reverse of The Dowey Sandwich

A large pizza in between two fully basted turkeys.
Oh, no big deal just the Double Dow!
The Double Dow by koolaidmatt February 26, 2011
Ron: You see Latifa today? That booty aint got no brakes son.. I am gonna run dem joints.

T-boz: Already done did it. TA-DOW!
Ta-dow by ericneet June 11, 2006

dinky dow 

American "grunt" corruption of Vietnamese "dien cai dau", Meaning batty, Squirrel bait, Whacko, Goofy, Etc.
Man, You is boocoo dinky dow!
dinky dow by sweathog October 29, 2003
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