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Kera holka bi dnes prijela moc mi hybi láska a sex us sem dloho nemel a chci to vistrikat do hoki a vistrikat na pusu a nakozy a dodiri Jo nebo ne tak mi nejaka napište Jo nebo ne jesli scete nejaka dite tak prijette dnes autem Jo nebo ne a budu cekat klidne na drzi vlakovim do koolika hodin klidne do. Rana moc vam dekuju
Dodiri by Cyphrex July 18, 2020
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dodie yellow

that yellow, invented by Dodie Clark ,AKA dodie with a lowercase d, (she is a youtuber/singer/song-writer) ,which is not very bright nor dull (#fef65b) (she has a Q&A explaining this ).
"is it dodie yellow though?"

"is it snowdie yellow though?"
Another word for dirty, used around Ireland mainly Dublin. Comes from the Mars bar ad where the guy says doirty in a Dublin accent.
"Jaysus you're very doirty!"
doirty by Black_Rose_325 February 17, 2008

Doireann 

An incredibly beautiful woman. Typically known to have a quirky and endearing manner. Quiet, reserved but always laughing. Her bright eyes light up the room.
Doireann walked into the room and everyone felt instantly happier and smiled
Doireann by pee-tee February 14, 2012
A doodire is similar to a vampire, but it sucks out your diarrhea. Doodires perform this by inserting their long elephant-like mouth into your bottom. A main way of defending against doodires is cheese. Swiss cheese to be exact, for if you use parmesan you will only suceed in strengthening the doodire.
Rather portly student:"Look at that Biology teacher!"

Skinny student:"Cleary he is a doodire!"

Rather portly student:" That's just what a doodire would say."
Doodire by Sir Giblets July 15, 2007

dodi stick 

A cigar filled with that sticky icky icky otherwise known as a blunt.
Chris rolls the best dodi sticks before O's games.
dodi stick by philwitz September 13, 2011
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A food native to Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania in which cubes of pork and/or veal are put on a short, wooden skewer, breaded, then baked and/or fried.

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Translation: My Child, have you not any manners?



Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

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Brought-upsy by B-Town Gilly April 20, 2005
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