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double-dare

(noun)
A person with such a giant nose, it can only be compared to the obstacle that was featured in the classic game show, Family Double-Dare.
double-dare by specialk November 19, 2003

double dare 

After a dare has been made the darer can then raise the stakes by double daring the daree, meaning that if the dare is carried out by the darer then the daree will also perform the task.
Darer: "I dare you to ride that wild stallion"

Daree: "Oh no! Are you crazy?"

Darer: "Alright. I double dare you."

Daree: "If you try to ride the stallion then I'll do it after"
double dare by queen beez February 27, 2010

Double Dare 

A wonderful children's kid game show that evolved into Super Sloppy and Family versions. Hosted by Marc Summers, the show ran from 1986-1992 on Nickelodeon and FOX (in 1988.) All versions currently air on Nickelodeon Games and Sports.
I watched Double Dare on Nick GaS last week.
Double Dare by Chad "1m" Mosher June 14, 2004

Double Dare 

Used to describe a messy situation involving a spurting, gushing, spattering, or dumping of fluids which creates a physical challenge to witnesses.
Stripper: Everyone onstage started sympathy puking, it was like double dare up there!

Surgeon: There's an orange flag in this guy's chest...this is just like double dare.
Double Dare by DietDrM September 13, 2010

Double Dare physical challenge 

A challenge given to a contestant of the 80's game show Double Dare. This challenge typically requires a physical element.
Luis: Ok soldier, you completed the five finger discount challenge, but, to become an honorary Mexican, you must learn the art of crawling under really sharp fences.
Davo: This is like a Double Dare physical challenge!
Luis: NO IT'S NOT! 17!

quadruple hog triple dog double frog dare 

higher then a triple and double dare. if refused this dire consequences will happen
yo, i quadruple hog triple dog double frog dare you to put out a lit cigarette on that cop. if you don't you have to burn down your own house!
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