Suffix of other words:
1. ”a-roo“ (eg. hit-a-roo, cheers-y-poo)
2. ”a-rooski”
3. ”a-roosker-doodle”
4. ”a-roosker-doodle-pooskie-in-your-doodle-poodle-roosker”
Gradually turned into a versatile word:
5. ”Doosker ”
1. ”a-roo“ (eg. hit-a-roo, cheers-y-poo)
2. ”a-rooski”
3. ”a-roosker-doodle”
4. ”a-roosker-doodle-pooskie-in-your-doodle-poodle-roosker”
Gradually turned into a versatile word:
5. ”Doosker ”
Verb: I ”dooskered” it.
Adverb: Don’t you dare “doosker“ poodle me.
Noun: You put your “doosker” in my roosker.
Pronoun: You fuckin “Doosker“.
Adjective: You’re a real
”doosker” poodle.
Exclamation: ”DOOOSKER!!!”
Adverb: Don’t you dare “doosker“ poodle me.
Noun: You put your “doosker” in my roosker.
Pronoun: You fuckin “Doosker“.
Adjective: You’re a real
”doosker” poodle.
Exclamation: ”DOOOSKER!!!”
by KKMMTDL October 10, 2019
by Hot_N_Ready November 12, 2019