doilet 

A stinky dog child.

"that guy totally shat him self. what a doilet."
"you look like a doilet. I'm over it."

doilet by Boy-Toy August 15, 2009

doilet 

When you have to go to the restroom and you don't want to say you have to make #2, you refer to it as a doilet instead of a toilet.

My husband asked how long I'd be in the toilet and I responded, "No honey. I am going to the doilet."

doilet by DimplesNCurls October 9, 2011

Doilet toilet 

Another meaning for “ah shucks” or “darn it”

Doilet toilet, I forgot my lunch box at work!

Doilet toilet by juju_OKC December 27, 2021

Diletta 

Diletta is an Italian name. It means beloved and beautiful. Seams shy but inside she is clever and adorable. She is also spontaneously funny and is a good kisser (kiss master). Girls want to be her and boys want to have her.

Did I see Diletta? She has the softest lips i've ever kissed!

Diletta by Diletta December 15, 2014

dogletdom

The world wide collection of all doglets.

"Ne're in all dogletdom have one beheld such whiskery fur or such eyes."

"Mavi is the exemplar of dogletdom."

dogletdom by iawah November 22, 2013

dilettante 

Person who who relentlessly fails to figure out what they “want to do with their life” and thus flits from interest to interest like a hummingbird among lilies. Often well-meaning, empathetic, and creative, the dilettante shoots him/herself in the foot over and over again by forsaking specific skills and knowledge and starting from scratch.

Traditionally, only royalty and aristocrats could play at dilettantism, but the type has proliferated since since mid-century prosperity in North America, Europe, and elsewhere has expanded the middle- and, especially, upper-middle class. The dilettante has reached its apotheosis in contemporary millennials, especially college-educated ones. They tend to feel alienated by corporate culture and spurned by the economic crisis, and postpone taking on family responsibility, which usually ends dilettantism, until later than previous generations.

The dilettante is an easy target for scorn, but essentially tragic, often overwrought, full of angst, sometimes tormented by the “grass is greener” fantasy. Most dilettantes eventually grow out of their dilettantism—making it a phase disease—and settle into something that provides constancy and direction to their lives.

Jenna: So, what do you do?
Dillon: Well, I studied business. Then I worked at a bank. But I hated it. So I traveled around the world for a while. Then I worked on an organic farm, in Montana, where I took up landscape painting. But somehow I still felt incomplete, so I moved to the city and I'm thinking about next steps.
Jenna: Wow, that's a lot...
Dillon: Yeah, I'm such a dilettante.

dilettante by gallimaufabout August 4, 2016

dilettante 

A person prone to become mildly involved with or superficially interested in various subjects instead of developing any specific skill or knowledge to its fullest. Often used to describe amateur or wanna-be artists.

John, a dilettante who played seven muscial instruments, couldn't get a spot in the school band because he didn't play any single instrument well.

dilettante by Luke August 23, 2004