dooval 

pronounced (doo - vul)
means absolute, 100%, complete and utter shit!

"bill that shot was dooval!"
"grr this is so dooval!"

dooval by tha bow October 27, 2005

doolally 

Grazy, mad, dizzy headed, round the bend.

I believe this word originates from "Deolali" which is a former site of a British Army transit camp in India where soldiers were sent to recuperate if they were considered to be under traumatic stress as it's know today.

She's gone a bit doolally - she's gone a bit mad

doolally by maididdy July 16, 2015

freaks of dooville 

a while back in the 90s'in the far land of r-jen-teena god decided brought a child in to this world by the name of floor-n-sia and dan-eella and he seperated them at birth and sent dan-eella to florida where they grew up 11 years apart and then met. They are now a cool band made up of two awsome best friends and every one wants to be just like them but can never reach thier leval of cooliness.

wow your such a freaks of dooville

freaks of dooville by highfiveme June 22, 2008

Dorvaling 

The act of secretly masturbating amongst the presence of well-respected people.

Morgan caught Jane dorvaling in the cabin again...

Dorvaling by PhillyDisLonely January 4, 2014

doolally 

mad; insane.

He is completely doolally.

doolally by dan February 22, 2004

Doggy Dooral 

When one's sexual partner sticks their head through the doggy door and proceeds to engage in oral sex.

So my physco ex tried to break in my house and I hid from her. Next thing I know this broad sticks her head through the doggy door. I did what had to be done, I pulled my junk out and had her give me that doggy dooral.

Doggy Dooral by JHigity August 29, 2019

doovalacky 

General term for an unkown item. A common Australain colloquialism. Used whenever you can't remember what something is called.

Wife: Where are the car keys?
Husband: On the bench.
Wife: Where on the bench?
Husband: Over there, next to the doovalacky.
Wife: Oh, next to the doovalacky, why didn't you say so in the first place.

doovalacky by Robert Clark August 31, 2008