Green’s Dictionary of Slang

Doris n.

[stereotype of Doris as an ‘old-fashioned’ name]

an older and/or unattractive woman.

[UK]Observer 14 Aug. 21/2: Bit of a Doris, trout, old stinker, old splosher — unattractive women.
[UK]N. Griffiths Grits 464: This upset tha doris like an she started tawkin about ow shiz got a son of Colm’s age.
[UK]J. Joso Soothing Music for Stray Cats 45: I call her Doris, though that isn’t her name, its just what I called her that first night on account of her behaving like one, a right Doris.