Definition of duwoperdy

duwoperdy

• Someone who allegedly knows everything about a particular topic, but in reality knows nothing and "bull dust's" their way through discussions.

  Last edited on Feb 09 2015. Submitted by Anonymous on Feb 09 2015.

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