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doo bee doo

Sound made by bored people to fill silence.
Mostly in textual communication, but sometimes in verbal.

Originates from people whistling or singing a little tune when idle.
personone: Doo bee doo
persontwo: hum dee dum
personthree: lah dee dah
doo bee doo by kako October 15, 2005
Urban Dictionary Merch
(Noun) The sound that discord makes when you disconnect.

(Interjection) See: "Goodbye."
B: "GN man, bee doo."
A: "Bee doo, buddy."
Bee Doo by SojournerTheGreat October 17, 2021

loo bee doo 

A word used to encourage conversation when the natural flow has stopped.
Once a conversation is slowly grinding to a halt, simply say "loo bee doo" to get the conversation flowing again.
loo bee doo by Some crazy dude June 21, 2004
English hottie from the Hemel- Hempstead area
That Bee-Boo is fit!
Bee-doo by Fifty Fence May 6, 2003

bee bop a doo 

something jim started a while back, it has caught on in a select group of friends. it is usually used in a random way, and expresses excitement.
""bee bop a doo were goin to fukin smoke up"

doobeedoobeedoo 

what you say when you have no idea what to say or when you're bored.
"doobeedoobeedoo... soo.. what's new?"
doobeedoobeedoo by pinky April 13, 2005
Guy 1 - Hey, You wanna go out for a doobee

Guy 2 - Fo shizzle my nizzle homie
doobee by karlu896 May 30, 2005
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murderhobo 

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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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