Duk 

Duk is similar in versatility to the f-word. it can be used as a verb, noun, adjective, or adverb. Duk's meaning has become tied solely to its usage, it can be both positive and negative, depending on the situation and usage. most common usage is to declare one's victory.

"look at that duk"(negative)
"you just duked the hell out of that guy"(positive)
"DUK DUK DUK"(victory chant)

Duk by Analogorithm March 24, 2010

duk 

1. A foreigner who passes the CPA exam and makes one of the top 10 scores in her sitting even though she speaks incredibly poor English
2. Someone who shoves people out of her way without apologizing
3. No rike cheese

Duk pounded down the hall, cheese dripping off her face despite the fact that she said she didn't like cheese.

duk by Cindy July 29, 2004

duk 

the sound Ogres in Warcraft 2 make when they beat something/-one

<click on Ogre>
Ogre: Huh?
<Sends to other unit to attack it>
Ogre: Yes master
DUKDUKDUKDUKDUKDUKDUK
<Unit dies>

duk by El Mejor November 4, 2007

duk 

duk whom is going, duk in transit, duk in motion, duk on route, duk2go

DuK2gO

duk by Sukhoi August 1, 2003

duk 

v.word from korean word, Odukhu.
Oduku means same as Otaku.

to keep talking about something nobody but otaku care, buy $500 action figures, record every single episod of buffy the vampire, or masturbate with whatever otaku loves(maybe just gets horny)

me:how was your blind date, m8?

mate:awful! she was a freak! she kept duking about some fucking homo boy bands!

me:what a duk-duk bitch.

duk by navar February 12, 2008

DUK 

DUK is the abbreviation for the Dis United Kingdom. It is derived from the solidly established "UK" (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) which is no longer part of the European Union. Northern Ireland is presently very problematic with its legal status as being part of the UK even though separated from it by sea and yet it is land-attached to The Republic of Ireland, which IS a member of the European Union. This brings serious difficulties with import/Export protocols as well as horrendous political problems. At the same time, Scotland seems hell-bent on leaving the UK and England is tearing itself apart internally with massive polarization over unsustainable immigration, abortion on demand and the worst racism it has ever experienced. Hence the need to sometimes substitute "DUK", which could also represent the "Doomed United Kingdom" or the "Disintegrating United Kingdom".

The DUK is a classic example of a once great world power that has been and still is gradually disintegrating into small, independent sub-states.

DUK by John Tropi July 11, 2022

Duk 

Young alcoholic who has anger issues.

1: Bro John has been drinking too much lately and got into bar fight!
2: Bro his such a Duk

Duk by Younger_dagger March 22, 2021