doubility

This phrase is of Chinglish origin. Comes from the noun "doubi", which refers to who did something both stupid and funny. Means the level of someone being silly and hilarious at the same time.

A: Brandy went to the wrong classroom again, sitting there for an entire class. She wasn't aware of it until the class was over.
B: Wow, her doubility doubled this time.

by zonkey56 April 18, 2014

doujinshit

Low-quality doujinshi that includes bad artwork and/or use of stock character dynamics (either male/female stereotypes of seme/uke dynamics) at the expense of characterization. Generally generic pornography.

"So did you read the scans of that SasuNaru doujinshi I sent you?"

"That was more like doujinshit, Naruto wouldn't cry because he was in love with Sasuke."

by hildaaaaa May 13, 2009

Douyin makeup

A stupid name made up by Westerners to describe a diverse range of makeup styles originating from China. "Douyin" is the original Chinese version of TikTok but the majority of makeup trends in China do not originate from Douyin at all. Chinese makeup is also often misattributed to having origins in Japan or South Korea despite being distinctive from them. It is common practise for people in the West to tag images and videos of Chinese women on social media with hashtags like "japancore" or "kbeauty". A notable case involved the "manhua lash" trend in China being rebranded as "manga lashes" when they became popularized in the West. One of the most popular Chinese makeup styles is "chunyu", which is an entire aesthetic in itself.

Person 1: Oh my gosh, I love Douyin makeup.
Person 2: You can just call it "Chinese makeup". Refusing to do so is quite Sinophobic.

by yansuwan December 27, 2022

Doujin

Dōjin is a japanese word which is used to describe a group of people with same interests. here is it's kanji (同人). please get don't get it confused with Dōjinshi (同人誌) which is used to describe fanmade works which are created by people who have similar interests. while you may see these words used to describe Hentai manga but keep in mind that this is the traditional definition

Josh: I like that Doujin music alot!

james: yeah, me too!

by Zeliot November 16, 2020

doujinshi

Doujinshi is amateur manga publications, featuring either a cast of original characters and plot or characters from another manga or an anime (a 'fan manga'). There's all sorts of doujinshi, though it isn't as widely circulated as more popular mangas, such as CLAMP works. Doujinshi is often cheap but is just as good as regular manga (well, some of the time...), and is sold on eBay, jpqueen.com, and other sites. Even if it isn't your bag, it's nice to take a peek and see a fan's perspective on Naruto... kinky pairings, too.

"I hunted for doujinshi all night..."

by Oh the insanity... November 6, 2003

doujinshi

A Japanese word meaning a work published by a specific interest group for other members of that interest group. Doujinshi usually refers to fan made manga or soft. Because of the copyright laws in Japan fans can get away with making and selling doujinshi featuring their favorite characters from anime and video games although doujinshi also often times feature original characters and stories. A common misunderstanding is that all doujinshi are x-rated fan works but this is not always the case.

Jesse spends all his money of doujinshi and video games.

by SailorH May 24, 2003

dojikko

In anime, a cute, clumsy girl. Her klutziness usually hurts other people more than herself.

"Maid Momiko dropped the entire teatray on that chikan customer on today's episode."
"She's such a dojikko."

by theflying_clubcup January 24, 2009