doover
1doover — Miscellaneous item, usually one you can t remember the name of. Substitute for thingo. Can be extended to dooverlakie. I left the thingo on the doover …
2doover — Miscellaneous item, usually one you can t remember the name of. Substitute for thingo. Can be extended to dooverlakie. I left the thingo on the doover …
3doover — /dooh veuhr/, n. Australian Slang. thingumbob; thingumajig. [1940 45; prob. to be identified with doofer, doofah in same sense, perh. repr. do for, as in that will do for now] * * * doovah, doover varr. doofer …
4doover — /dooh veuhr/, n. Australian Slang. thingumbob; thingumajig. [1940 45; prob. to be identified with doofer, doofah in same sense, perh. repr. do for, as in that will do for now] * * * …
5Doover — any object (often used jocularly in place of the usual name (alteration of do for in such phrases as that will do for now ) …
6doover — Australian Slang any object (often used jocularly in place of the usual name (alteration of do for in such phrases as that will do for now ) …
7doover — n an alternative form of doofer1 …
8doover — /ˈduvə / (say doohvuh) noun Colloquial 1. (often used humorously in place of the usual or precise name) any object. 2. Military a dugout or foxhole. 3. a small rice cake, usually containing vegetables, leftover meat, etc. Also, doovah, doofer. {? …
9Horse's doover — (jocular) hors d oeuvre …
10horse's doover — Australian Slang (jocular) hors d oeuvre …
