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doop

doop

8 9.9
A made-up comic character or a funny nonsense word children use
  • noun
translation icon : doop
  • Well, let's begin by acknowledging that Doop is already cool.
  • boop-a-doop

Let's see, I'm going to open my noodle doop and you're just going to put it in there.

Examples

  • Other products may come and go, sir, but Doop... Doop...

  • We've got to make Doop cool again.

  • Kerith Gabriel writes in The Daily Doop that Pajoy was in Philly last weekend to spend time with relatives who were visiting and with Roger Torres and Porfirio Lopez.

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  • The fictional character Doop is known for its playful and silly antics.

  • In the latest comic, Doop creates chaos with its nonsense humor.

  • Many fans adore Doop for bringing a unique energy to the comic book series.

Synonyms

doot
vsdoop
  • Slang
2 9.9

A short playful horn sound that people use online in jokes

is instead mainly a comic fictional figure or a playful nonsense term
whangdoodle
vsdoop
  • Archaic
1 9.9

An imaginary creature often found in children's stories

also serves as a comic persona or merely as a nonsense word for fun
6.5

A person in a story who is amusingly odd and playful

is sometimes used as a meaningless playful word rather than a fictional figure

Surface Forms

doop singular
doops plural

Etymology

Doop is a playful made-up name, like a tiny sound word such as boop or beep. A helpful way to remember it is to imagine a short silly 'sound', which is why doop fits both a comic character and a child's nonsense word.