doodie up
C1 slang
In simple words
Not a standard phrasal verb. Possibly a playful or dialectal form of 'doll up' or 'dress up'.
Meanings
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idiomatic
slang
Non-standard; possibly a playful or dialectal variant meaning to dress up or make something look nice.
"The kids wanted to doodie up their bedroom with streamers and balloons."
Usage notes
This expression is not attested in standard dictionaries and has no established meaning in mainstream English. It may be a playful, childish, or highly regional/idiosyncratic form. ESL learners should avoid using it.
Forms
Base
doodie up
I/you/we/they
3rd person
doodies up
he/she/it
Past simple
doodied up
yesterday
Past participle
doodied up
have + pp
-ing form
doodiing up
continuous
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