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paper doll 

She only roll wit him cause of his phat ride...pure paper doll!
paper doll by Dirty September 23, 2003
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paper doll 

An attractive young woman that may or may not be smart, who is lacking substance. A girl who is successful by society's standards but really has nothing to say. Lacks depth. Oftentimes travel in groups with other dolls.

Those girls are paper dolls. They're all shallow clones.
paper doll by PAGAN March 19, 2007

paper doll 

really cool cut outs with little tabs you must be careful with in order to be able to put the clothes on the dolls
usually the clothes have stripes or flowers
i got a new set of paper dolls/
lets cut!
paper doll by jerk October 4, 2003

paper doll 

Someone used and played with like a child's doll; thrown around carelessly after done playing with. Usually to define a whore or slut.
He doesn't really love her, she's his paper doll.
paper doll by pnksktlz September 20, 2003

paper doll 

A member of an elite group of dolls. Best friends. Made but from one peice of paper. Linked for ever.
She's in the Paper Dolls? NO way. I'm so jealous!
paper doll by ShanQUEESta March 13, 2004

Paper dollar 

What a crack head that holds a handful of change (usually pennies) asks for when he wants to use a vending machine.
Say man, I'm Hungry, you got a paper dollar!?
Paper dollar by NOLA PatSmear February 3, 2010

cut out paper dolls

I noticed that on some old cartoons, that they would make a visual joke with the charters who were cutting out paper dolls.
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