doido

Bad

you are so doido

by bing123 January 11, 2021

Doid

A hardcore enthusiast of video games; a gamer.

The term was coined by non-gamers working in the localisation department of Nintendo's European headquarters in Frankfurt, Germany, and is an abbreviation of Nintendoid.

The word is used to describe people who display characteristics including (but not restricted to) long hair, poor dress sense, a lack of personal hygiene and social skills, and few interests beyond the world of video games, science fiction and fantasy.

The doids got really excited when they heard about the latest console.

by The Real Rabelais November 24, 2018

Doidld Tyatsmr

When American liberal boomers trying to understand how to write Russian.

Imma be honest with you chief, who tf is Doidld Tyatsmr?

by Bamba8645 October 22, 2020

doider

the noise that the ketchup bottle makes when the pre-cum ketchup squirts out

Doider is easily one of the worst red things

by nick 2rani November 16, 2021

dodo’s conundrum

When you have the means to do something but still can’t do it. A dodo bird has wings but could not fly. Some would also describe this as not understanding why you can’t achieve a particular goal.

Giuseppe: I have done all the homework and been listening in class and gone to tutoring but i still can’t seem to pass the class
Amy: Wow it sounds like you’re facing the dodo’s conundrum

by brosifer November 14, 2019

gooseman dodo

1. noun: a book name in Shatin Pui Ying College

2. adjective: to describe a person or a book that is so lame, nonsense and gay. Or in other words, talking bull crap.

3. verb: someone or something is better than the other one, or get better rewards.

1: Gooseman Dodo is such a good book to read

2a: Wow, that drunk emo is such a gooseman dodo running after a firetruck like a sissy girl.

2b: That magazine is a gooseman dodo, it talks about just gay stuff.

3. Hey, Nigahiga is totally goosemaning the dodos than Peter Chao's.

by Valocko October 29, 2010

Dokidoki

Dokidoki (ドキドキ) is the Japanese term for “throb” or “heartbeat”.

Example: “My heart is going dokidoki!”

by temaibestbirb September 15, 2019