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doski • Doskila • Broski doski • zavi doski • docking • Doki Doki Literature Club • desking • Dokis • Deskie • docking station
doski
The word doski means soda or fizzy drink. An example of this is coke or lemonade. This word originated in England, Derbyshire by two men named Kai and Francis. doski is a Polish sounding word used in a lot of polish surnames. This word/slang was made in 2020
Jay: I'm heading into the shop for some doski, anyone want some?
Scarlett: I'm fine thanks babe
Lewis: get me lemonade please
Harry: im gonna head in with him to get get a doski
Scarlett: I'm fine thanks babe
Lewis: get me lemonade please
Harry: im gonna head in with him to get get a doski
doski by dank Fran 2020 September 5, 2020
Broski doski
"What up broski doski"
"I'm not a broski doski. I'm not a broski doski.I'm not a broski doski."
" ahhhhhhhhhh!!! He is here!"
"I'm not a broski doski. I'm not a broski doski.I'm not a broski doski."
" ahhhhhhhhhh!!! He is here!"
Broski doski by Broskidoski August 6, 2019
zavi doski
zavi doski by zi ;) July 16, 2021
Broski doski
Broski doski is a term used as an elongated version of the word bro also a way to annoy your friends
Broski doski by Kana the snack August 6, 2019
Doki Doki Literature Club
Mike: Hey, Johnny! I'm gonna play Doki Doki Literature Club. Any tips?
Johnny: Yeah. Don't hang out with Sayori too much, you'd get pretty hung up by the end of Act 1. She kinda leaves you hanging there.
Johnny: Yeah. Don't hang out with Sayori too much, you'd get pretty hung up by the end of Act 1. She kinda leaves you hanging there.
Doki Doki Literature Club by Cerixem December 2, 2017
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