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DOIR, standing for Disney On Ice Reaction. Used in internet conversations when a certain situation causes immediate and intense (and often over exaggerated, although this often does not apply) excitement, as demonstrated by Peter Griffin in the 'Movin' Out (Brian's Song)' episode of Family Guy.

It generally involves loss of words, uncontrollable shuddering, a gaping mouth and wide eyes, all shown in a humorous manner.
Jillian: Hey Peter, wanna go see Disney On Ice?
Peter: *doir* OH GOD YES!

Guy: Hey, wanna go see a movie tomorrow night?
Girl: *doir* OMG YES!
doir by srhng September 11, 2009
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the person that has the name doir is so lucky. He is friendly. Hes so cute. hes popular he is an amazing bf you'll ever had
person1: hey whats your name

person2: Doir

person1:dude your so lucky
person2:thanks
doir by anonymous October 6, 2020
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

Doiran is small city in today`s Macedonia 

On the 17th of September 1918 - the end of World War I. Germany is almost defeated as well as Austro-Hungary. Their ally Bulgaria is standing at the Macedonian front against the vast army of the allies which includes britains french serbians greeks indians australians americans and new zealands total number - 336 000 men with artillery. Against them is standing 9th Pleven Division which consists of 11 000 bulgarian soldiers and 11th Macedonian Division which includes macedonian militia. At the night before the battle the allies fired 370 000 shells including chemical shells. They thought that they destroyed the Bulgarian army but actually they killed only 9 men. In the morning the allied army attacked the Bulgarian possitions. The bulgarians are firing at the britans with 430 machine guns almost no one survives. The greeks also attacked the macedonian possitions but the defenders had flamethrowers and they burned around 10 000 greeks. At the end of the battle the britain army was annihilated - more than 65 000 casualties. It was the biggest military defeat in the whole british war story.
Doiran is small city in today`s Macedonia
period spelt backwards. @deadave on tiktok
and thats an doirep.
doirep by davidgreen April 1, 2020

Doireann O' Rourke 

Extremely intellegent friend of Ebony Angel. Most likely to someday build a super-computer and either save or destroy the world.
"Muh ha ha! My super-computer will kill you all!"
Doireann O' Rourke by Ebony Angel December 1, 2003
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murderhobo 

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Whales are large and extremely difficult to close. Due to their immense size, they are highly sought-after.

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Concrete cowboy 

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Todd: He's just a concrete cowboy.
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any hard liquor that is cheap & potent.. eg. relska, popov, potters, evan williams, kamchatka, fireball, rumpleminze, southern comfort, everclear
hey let's get a drink of that?

go ahead
*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

everclear & bepsi
fucking hobo loko eeessshh
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