Dolma

Internet slang Someone who likes to judge and scold others, but doesn’t realize they’re too stupid to understand what’s actually going on. Dolma usually becomes hostile when questioned or challenged.

The weird ass goth kid who is actually really f*cking cool if you try to get to know her, she has really nice hair. Many people manipulate her and think she's to dumb to notice, when she really she trying to get to know you better, she is nice and really cute in a non-conventional way, don't let her music taste scare you she is the best.

It means "mother of liberation" from Tibetan སྒྲོལ (sgrol) meaning "to cross, to traverse, to pass" combined with མ (ma) meaning "mother", metaphorically meaning "a spiritual crossing to the other side of existence (enlightenment)".

Dolma is also the Tibetan name for a female Bodhisattva (one who is able to reach enlightenment but delays it to help others) and female Buddha, goddess TARA in Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism.

The weird ass goth girl with major Daria vibes, but she doesn't have a single Jane Lane. Deep down she is sometimes sad but she is strong because all she needs in herself, she is stubborn but sometimes all she really wants is someone to eat a large amount of junk food and study for finals with, be her friend she's cool once you get to know her

The only goth kid in your school, she has major Daria vibes but is overall a very sad girl with not a single Jane Lane, she isn't constantly manipulated by others, but she isn't very strong and freaking beautiful people are just usually to blind to notice. Once you find a Dolma never let her go, if you do you have lost her forever.

the best asian word ever created. people use it to insult other asians or just say it randomly because they love the word so much. it is also a type of TURKISH dish created by TURKS not smelly GAY greeks

A term which describes wealth, including cash money, but extending beyond monetary wealth to include intangible valuables.

The term originates from the dish of the same name, in which vegetables—notably leaves of the vine, often grape leaves—are stuffed with meats and other foods. Dolmas describes this relationship in terms of wealth rather than food; that is to say, dolmas describes 'cash money and then some'.

For example, a barista who regularly works one hour shifts, but accumulates tips equivalent to an eight hour shift would be said to be 'getting the dolmas', as they are not only accumulating a substantial amount of cash money, but additionally hold a lucrative position in which they are able to spend the majority of their time as they wish.