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DOOKA DOOKA 

DOOKA DOOKA has three alternate meanings.
1) Someone has gotten away with something
2) There is something wrong
3) A disliking of something

DOOKA DOOKA are words that are said in rapid succession, usually accompanied by a high pitched voice.
"Oh, thats DOOKA DOOKA"
"They are very DOOKA DOOKA"
"This food is DOOKA DOOKA"
DOOKA DOOKA by Deadliest nightshade February 13, 2022
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dooka dooka 

guy1:2+2=22
guy2:no 2+2=4
guy1:oh I get it
guy1:dooka dooka
dooka dooka by thebestguyonearth December 5, 2003

dooka dooka music 

Hispanic rap also known as "raggaeton" with the same beat across every song that goes "dook, a dook, a, dook, a dook, a". while this is going on, a hispanic guy raps in spanish, thereby making each song indiscernible from the other. a popular example is "gasolina". this type of music is also played the loudest by its listeners and annoys every single person in the parking lot who is not hispanic.
"whats up JR, why dont you play some of that dooka dooka music"

"what?!"

"you know, that gasolina stuff"
dooka dooka music by Doc D January 30, 2008

dooka dooka dooka 

coolest three words every that can be said in sequence the only thing that comes close is gobble gobble gobble and ho ho ho...it means super dooper cool
Adam:i wish i was as cool as jake
Jake: oh yeah i am pretty dooka dooka dooka
Adam:ur sooo cool
dooka dooka dooka by Leiby July 22, 2007
Texan/southern midwest dialect for a gun
Pull up wit dat dooka blaow blaow
Dooka by ESKETIT_25_ May 28, 2018
Noun- A slang word which refers to a gun.
E.g. "Put the dooka down pussy nigga put your fists up"- Tay-k in the song "Lemonade".
Dooka by Rageyjem May 21, 2018

Ooka Dooka 

A powerful haymaker.

To strike another individual with all of your might.

A blow that renders an individual unconscious, immobilized, or gravely injured.
Craig: Goddamn bruh he hit that nigga with the muhfuckin ooka dooka! Sheesh!
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God Shot 

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city chicken 

A food native to Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania in which cubes of pork and/or veal are put on a short, wooden skewer, breaded, then baked and/or fried.

I've heard that city chicken originated during the Great Depression, when folks didn't have enough money to buy full cuts of meat, so they assembled meat scraps on a wooden skewer, creating a make-shift drumstick. Hence the name.
Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
city chicken by TRF August 31, 2006
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