Doujy

Dope, heroin

C’mon babe, lets do some doujy, and get faded.

by BaybeShark March 25, 2020

dojyaaan

In Japanese, "dojyaaan" basically means ta-da.
This word has achieved "meme" status (in the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure community) due to the character Funny Valentine's habit of saying "dojyaaan".

*Funny Valentine uses his stand, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, to hop between dimensions*
"DOJYAAA~~N!"
(once again, dojyaaan means ta-da)

by rohan kishibe February 20, 2018

Douje

The act of jack hammering your buddy's shoulder while saying douje, douje, douje.

Kyle (KPE) got doujed so hard he almost fell off of his chair.

by Morgan_wetzel January 30, 2017

doujin

Short for doujinshi. Officially it means any independently published manga, but it's widely used around the interwebs to refer to hentai works.

Dave: Need to fap, give doujins please.
Bob: Go to pixiv and find some, ya filthy animal.

by Solarys January 3, 2018

Doujin logic

Normal events in everyone's everyday lives that in doujins lead to sex, rape, beastiality, etc.

unrealistically hot teacher: Timmy it seems you have failed sex ed once again . You'll have to stay after school for some one on one tutoring.

Timmy: um.. okay.

You can guess what happens next doujin logic.

by doujin masta February 14, 2012

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