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A word which literally translates to "the other," but is used when one has a slip of the mind and cannot think of a word. When someone is vague, they are Doojalicious.
Oi, nooblet. Fetch me the dooja!
Dooja by Beek July 28, 2008
Urban Dictionary Merch
When someone is a jerk and/or is being lazy, they say "dooja" in place of a noun. (for defition for Dooja, see beek's entry)
Hey, put the dooja in the dooja and start the dooja for me.

(actual quote)
Related Words
Dooja dooja pee doojam doojawocky Doja Cat doja doodah doodad doobage dooba

dooja pee 

A way to refer to anyone named JP
dooja pee by Jacob P November 22, 2007

Kim Dokja 

The main protagonist from the web novel Omniscient Reader who dies every 5 seconds
Yoo Mia: Oppa looks happy when he talks about that ugly ajusshi.

Sangah: don't call him that . His name is Kim Dokja
Kim Dokja by Sad turtle September 2, 2021

Kim Dokja 

Kim Dokja is another name for a squid who dies to saves his seafood companions, he is good friends with a sunfish (Yoo Joonghyuk).
Han Sooyoung: “Do you see any Kim Dokja?”
Yoo Sangah: “He probably went to die again.”
Kim Dokja by Tjja1864 December 30, 2021

Kim Dokja 

The most beautiful, perfect, hot, talented, mouth watering, attractive character from the novel Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint that needs to stop dying.
Person: “Wanna hang out this weekend?”

Alpha: “no, I’m busy sacrificing all mortal possessions to Kim Dokja.”
Kim Dokja by kxzu April 15, 2022
Someone who definitely did not win a giveaway
"did you win?"
"no"
"damn you must be Doja1794"
Doja1794 by Hornyaf112 June 28, 2023
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