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short for dookie; poop; waste; stool "i really have to take a dook, lets go home."
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The University of New Jersey at Durham Dook Sucketh.
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the noise which a ferret makes dook dook dook
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Chuckling sound a ferret makes when excited, exploring, playing or war dancing. Resembles a rooster sound. Fluffy dooks and chatters whenever she's excited.
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v. The act of taking a massive, smelly dump. Such a dump is often capable of ripping the anus. Dude, I just took a HUUUUGE dook. I swear that first turd was the size of a lime!!! :-O ONO!!@#
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1. To take a poo 1. Would you excuse me, I gotta dook.
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A hook upon which crispy, shiny de-feathered ducks are hung upon. There is usually an assortment of tapesty things underneath the dooks. Proud Chef placed the last de-feathered beast upon his shiny dook. The ultra clear glass of the duckdow reflected the luminous orange glow of the crispy ducks that only yesterday were swimming in a pond.
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