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domboy
Someone who expresses masculine tomboyish traits, and also enjoys domming femmes. Often, they will be incredibly mean, but are kind at heart. Only cries 1/50th the amount of the average person. Usually has very large hands.
domboy by what the heck how many May 31, 2023
Domonique
A Domonique is someone who can seem to be shy and quiet at first, but once you get to know her she's a bold and fun little ball of fire. This girl is a once in a life time-deal! She has a bright and bubbly attitude/personality and is nice to everyone. She's obsessed with bubbles, dance music and good food. She's can be both extremely outgoing and very introverted depending on her mood. If you know her, you're bound to fall for her eventually. You're lucky if she's your friend, and even more lucky if you're able to make her your girlfriend. Domonique is wife material so once you get her, do everything it takes to keep her around because (believe me) you will NEVER find anyone else like her!
Domo Genesis
Domo Genesis is a sick ass member of Odd Future, the most underrated. Listen to this nigga. Hes tha shit. Youtube---> Domo Genesis: Super Market, Rolling Papers, Whole City Behind Us, Smokemon, anything of his....
Domo Genesis by killamall October 4, 2011
Domo Arigato
Domo Arigato by Loc May 25, 2004
domo-kun
Domo-kun is a small brown open-mouthed monster (hatched from an egg) who lives with a wise old rabbit underground and really, really likes TV. Domo-kun is the mascot of NHK's BS2 (a satellite channel in Japan; he also appears on BS1).
"Domo" in this case appears to mean more of something (usually to stress "thank you," "excuse me," etc), implying increased politeness. "kun" is used as "Mr." or "Ms." for "younger people or colleagues". He acquired his name in the second episode, when Usajii turns on the TV for him and an announcer says "Domo konnichiwa" (i.e. "very much hello").
"Domo" in this case appears to mean more of something (usually to stress "thank you," "excuse me," etc), implying increased politeness. "kun" is used as "Mr." or "Ms." for "younger people or colleagues". He acquired his name in the second episode, when Usajii turns on the TV for him and an announcer says "Domo konnichiwa" (i.e. "very much hello").