Something extraordinary or bizarre. Etymology: perhaps alteration of daisy, and Duesenberg, a luxury car of the late 1920s and 1930s. It's an English expression.
by RaDragon March 29, 2005
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by the moose9111 June 28, 2011
A night filled with excessive drinking to the point that events of the said night are hazy and cannot be completely recalled. There are varying degrees of "doozy", the most common being a night filled with drunken hilarity that for the most part is only recalled by those who did not get too drunk, or partake in the "doozy". A person who has a doozy usually wakes up the next morning wondering where he/she is, often times confused about the events of the night before.
"man...last night was a doozy."
"Remember last New Years? Me neither, it sure was a doozy."
"holy shit...now THAT was a doozy."
"Remember last New Years? Me neither, it sure was a doozy."
"holy shit...now THAT was a doozy."
by MrAdamT December 11, 2006
someone that mean anything, a word that can be used anywhere at anytime, like how in uno you have a wild card that can be any color well DOOZY is a wild word it can mean anything.
by The Real Entertainer December 25, 2007
Something that is extraordinary. Often used in the context of troublesome, difficult or problematic, but can be used positively as well. (Root word: Doozy)
In the context of problems: These math questions, they're some doozies!
In the context of something extraordinary: Whoa! These large earth movers are quite some doozies!
In the context of something extraordinary: Whoa! These large earth movers are quite some doozies!
by piggus_undergroundus August 26, 2009