dabledone
dabledone is the word used for insulting old people with problems, though dabledone is also used as an insult meaning idiot, dabledone can be said as a way to insult old people.
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doubledone
A situation in which one is done.......twice.
Can go on as events continue to unfold that are not in your favor, (i.e. tripledone, quaddone, and pentadone).
Can go on as events continue to unfold that are not in your favor, (i.e. tripledone, quaddone, and pentadone).
Guy 1: Dude! Did you see Jenny shes passed out!
Guy 2: I know.....and her dad just called...caught her sneaking out.
Guy 1: She's doubledone!
Guy 2: I know.....and her dad just called...caught her sneaking out.
Guy 1: She's doubledone!
doubledone by Laozi July 24, 2009
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Dablone
Max Dabloneeeeeeeee
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Dabbledon't by Smoov-1's May 29, 2009
dablooned
1
To be struck in the back of the head with a bag of treasure/loot(aka bag of money, gold coins, or other treasure/loot like items)
2
To be bamboozled/conned out of treasure/loot items.
To be struck in the back of the head with a bag of treasure/loot(aka bag of money, gold coins, or other treasure/loot like items)
2
To be bamboozled/conned out of treasure/loot items.
dablooned by Meep Branigan December 30, 2008
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