duguid
duguid by hahahaha707 January 1, 2012
Words you can keep
Duguid
Name for a person who really kind and caring, and might make mistakes but will remember them and reflect on them, learning how to improve their selves and become a better person, and their loyal and kind as hell, if you got a duguid in your life, thats all you need
Duguid by Random Human 921 April 11, 2020
deguid
verb \dee' gweed\
1. the act of removing or taking off guido jewelry, clothing, accessories, or items not permanently attached to a person or peoples of Italian heritage.
2. to remove or take off excess jewelry, clothing, accessories, or items that represent Italian heritage.
1. the act of removing or taking off guido jewelry, clothing, accessories, or items not permanently attached to a person or peoples of Italian heritage.
2. to remove or take off excess jewelry, clothing, accessories, or items that represent Italian heritage.
DUGURD
a dugurd pronounced DOO-GeR-d.Is an bastard bitch, a weak boy that always try's to do the right thing to fit inthe gang.yet they some how on the dot muck it up every time.a wannabe with nothing more to say than "sorry, DOE".
A goody two shoes at sport dugurds will hang with the "dudettes"for action and play puss when the dudes get roughf.
A goody two shoes at sport dugurds will hang with the "dudettes"for action and play puss when the dudes get roughf.
a dugurd will always choose hos over bro's.a dugurd will take your girl over to the spot to score in front of yo baby mama! and can be observed comfortably repeating "Doowt"."Doowt".
DUGURD by JAK.IZL JAWZ September 13, 2009
Diuguid
Diuguid by Jeff_Money-13 May 2, 2020
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