dookie
The name of a Green Day album which also means poo. The CD was originally going to be titled "Liquid Dookie" because the band kept on getting sick from eating spoiled food while touring, but that was deemed "too gross".
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Example:
1.Eww, this sandwich smells like dookie
2.Whoops, the dookie is knockin, better go see a man about some brownies.
3.I like Basket Case on Dookie
4.Haha, dookie man! You are a dookie man!
1.Eww, this sandwich smells like dookie
2.Whoops, the dookie is knockin, better go see a man about some brownies.
3.I like Basket Case on Dookie
4.Haha, dookie man! You are a dookie man!
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Example:
Kid: "I did a dookie on the couch like doggie, daddy"
Dad: *pulls shotgun*, " I AM GOING TO RAPE YOU!!!!!"
Kid: "I did a dookie on the couch like doggie, daddy"
Dad: *pulls shotgun*, " I AM GOING TO RAPE YOU!!!!!"
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Example:
dookie comes after kerplunk
dookie comes after kerplunk
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The world-famous hot brown pudding which comes out of the well-known smelly factory known as the digestive system and is manufactured by the anus.
A best selling product, yet never eaten.
Better known as the word shit
A best selling product, yet never eaten.
Better known as the word shit
Example:
The famous word 'dookie'
It sounds like the word 'poopie'
Which comes out from the pooper,
Which is smellier than your sneaker
You go to the toilet
And poop it right in,
And then you flush it away
Into the deep sewers within.
The famous word 'dookie'
It sounds like the word 'poopie'
Which comes out from the pooper,
Which is smellier than your sneaker
You go to the toilet
And poop it right in,
And then you flush it away
Into the deep sewers within.
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Dookie is a town in Victoria. Australia.
In 1859 the Dookie district was surveyed, taking in much of the Emu Plains pastoral run. Local lore has it that Mrs. Turnbull, wife of the station's proprietor, was so unhappy at the prospect of survey and possible farm subdivision that the surveyor suggested a place name derived from the Singhalese word duka, meaning sorrow. Mrs. Turnbull had lived in Ceylon. Duka was re-spelt Dookie.
In 1859 the Dookie district was surveyed, taking in much of the Emu Plains pastoral run. Local lore has it that Mrs. Turnbull, wife of the station's proprietor, was so unhappy at the prospect of survey and possible farm subdivision that the surveyor suggested a place name derived from the Singhalese word duka, meaning sorrow. Mrs. Turnbull had lived in Ceylon. Duka was re-spelt Dookie.
Example:
Dookie was the name of my town long before the word had any other meaning or an album title.
Dookie was the name of my town long before the word had any other meaning or an album title.