dowid

A crude mispronunciation of "doh!" often by bay area rugby players.

When Paul, Greg and Kevin showed up at his door with a keg and a wheelchair Joe exclaimed "Dowid!"

by fatlikeO August 15, 2010

Doid

A hardcore enthusiast of video games; a gamer.

The term was coined by non-gamers working in the localisation department of Nintendo's European headquarters in Frankfurt, Germany, and is an abbreviation of Nintendoid.

The word is used to describe people who display characteristics including (but not restricted to) long hair, poor dress sense, a lack of personal hygiene and social skills, and few interests beyond the world of video games, science fiction and fantasy.

The doids got really excited when they heard about the latest console.

by The Real Rabelais November 24, 2018

Greg O’Dowd

A spicy Boi who often mentions 9D3 in his lessons. Can be found drinking in a pub on saturday nights or poppin a boner in his lessons. Also sings frequently. What a legend.

Look at Greg O’Dowd, the spicy boi has popped himself a boner.

by Mr Moss’ underground lair June 28, 2018

Doidld Tyatsmr

When American liberal boomers trying to understand how to write Russian.

Imma be honest with you chief, who tf is Doidld Tyatsmr?

by Bamba8645 October 22, 2020

doider

the noise that the ketchup bottle makes when the pre-cum ketchup squirts out

Doider is easily one of the worst red things

by nick 2rani November 16, 2021

downdy ocean

Baltimore colloquialism referencing where one has gone or is going on their vacation; "down at the ocean", or rather, Ocean City, Maryland; the traditional getaway for Marylanders, particularly Baltimoreans.

Glenn: Oi, Cheryl! Wher'dja go wit Bernie for MemOriole Day weeken'?

Cheryl: Downdy ocean, hon. We ate crabs, drank shom' Natty Boh, an' cruish'd the circuit in his '82 Firebird. Dat thingk wash sooo fast. It wash aweshom'!

by Tenacious Faulker May 25, 2009

Dokidoki

Dokidoki (ドキドキ) is the Japanese term for “throb” or “heartbeat”.

Example: “My heart is going dokidoki!”

by temaibestbirb September 15, 2019