dub-dub

dub-dub
 n.— «After the classroom training,  you followed a “top ten” waiter/waitress (w/w—pronounced dub-dub) around for a week before you could even wait a table yourself.» —“Re: Monterey Bay, general ranting.” by Jeremiah McAuliffe in Pittsburgh Usenet: pgh.food Apr. 22, 2000. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)

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