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What is doodly?
A little squiggle above letters in a foreign word. Used a lot in Spanish, French, or German. No specific shape, just some kind of squiggle so as to say "I'm a foreign word."
These are words with doodly ditts above them: El Niño, Fiancé, or Österrich.
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Doodly - what is it?
Snap doodly is a something someone says when
they are either scared, exited, supprized, our they just got
owned/pwned.
David: Where is he, where IS he?!?
Jim: I don't kno- OH SNAP DOODLY!!
David: What?
Jim: I just got owned!
What does "doodly" mean?
A boring, stubborn, loser person who is always stuck up their own arse. Doodly-doo people tend to get hung up over petty things, and go on long boring rants about anything uninteresting.
Doodly-doo people can also have a very awkward presence, often walking or standing in a similar way to a pigeon, as well as exaggerating movements, not dissimilar to a cartoon character.
Doodly-doo can also be used to describe a boring conversation.
He was getting too doodly-doo so i showed him the door.
That doodly-doo wanker is sitting at my doorstep again!
This is getting too doodly-doo, i'm out of here.
She was getting all doodly doo about it so i got bored.
Doodly - what does it mean?
1. psuedonym for Benjamin Franklin. Discovered electricity. Plays with kites and keys. Strongly believed to be buddhitst or hindu.
2. To fornicate.
"Dude, I totally doodly-pood that chick last night"
Doodly - meaning
Of no significance, rank or importance. The word “doodle” was in wide slang usage throughout the 19th Century to mean a fool, a clueless soldier or a penis. The term was in wide use during the Great Depression and was joined by the updated version "diddly-shit" in the 1960s.
“My gal is red hot (Your gal ain't doodly-squat)”
-- from the oft-covered 1950s song "Red Hot"
Doodly - definition
verb. To travel with exuberance
noun. A silly person
verb. Boutta go doodly bop over to the dining hall.
noun. Feeling like a doodly bop, gonna eat spaghetti toast.
Doodly - slang
What Flanders says alot i guess.
Bart Simpson: "look what i did to your picture. LOOK AT IT. Howdy Doodly, Howdy Doodly, Howdy Doodly!!!!"
Doodly
A youngster, usually used when referring to grandchildren
My mother refers to her grandchildren as doodlies (doodly, singular). The first born is referred to as doodly 1, and so on.
Doodly
Those three annoying high-pitched ascending tones you hear on the phone when you've reached a wrong number and/or there's a problem with the connection.
I cxlled my girlfriend's old telephone number and got a doodly.
Doodly
Nothlng. Abbreviated form of 'doodly-squat,' a term in use in the 50s and 60s.
"We fished all day, and what did we get? Doodly!"