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A word commonly used by Homer Simpson (sometimes his family) from the Fox TV show, "The Simpsons" He says it when something bad, annoying, etc. happens. Also if he made a mistake. Or even sometimes when he is pulling a prank and it fails.
(driving a long ways away)
Homer: Hey everybody! We're almost there.
Marge: Did you remember to lock the front door?
Homer: Do'h! (goes home and locks the front door)
Marge: Oh. Did you remember when you locked the front, to lock the back?
Homer(angry): Do'h! (locked the back)
Lisa: Dad! We left grandpa at the gas station!
(Lisa keeps on staring at Marge and Homer. Homer still drives without hesitation of turning back.)
do'h by Fuujin September 1, 2008
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Homers catchphrase when he messes up
Marge: plopper is drinking your beer! Homer: Do’h!
a grunt used in a moment of pain, annoyance, embarrassment, etc (orginally used by the character Homer from the TV show, The simpsons)
walter: Did you remember the cake?

Jason: Oh ,crap I forgot.

Walter: Do'h!
do'h by Light Joker March 20, 2006
A word that the popular character from the Simpsons (Homer) uses quite often
Do'h.......?
do'h by Muffin Man September 16, 2003
Used in annoyance or in a moment when you do something stupid
-thinking- dont say revenge, dont say revenge -speaking- Umm... revenge! -pauses for a moment- Do'H!
do'h by Ian December 13, 2003
when a silly twat says another stupid thing!
`the sea is green'
`do'h!'
do'h by burngun48 January 3, 2005
replacment for a curse
homer simson always says do'h when hes mad
do'h by poop December 14, 2003
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