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The end of something, Finished, or Done.
"Im callin' it a night, I'm dunski."

"I drank so much i puked twice, thats when i knew i was dunski."

"Generally when you are down 10 runs, you're dunski."

"Tim beat the shit out of Joe, he's dunski."
Dunski by Chris Janaro March 2, 2008
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A way to describe someone or something that is done, finished, completed.
"Ya dunski!!"

"Oh man, I just got a huge hit, I'm dunski."

"My biceps are dunski."

"Dude, I'm dunski."
dunski by Brian "pikachu" Murkman September 8, 2006
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Intoxicated to the point where you are laying unconscious, most likely in a pool of your own vomit.
Shawn G and Matt P drank 2 liters of Jack and Coke last night, they're dunski.
Dunski by Kenneth H January 18, 2005
"That team's got no chance, they're dunski."
Dunski by Evan & Casey May 31, 2006
En massiv Jeiner.
Har intet liv. Sådan absolut
Et perfekt eksempel ville være Helene, som ikke kan bruge SIMP rigtigt.
Fortjener tjæsk
(Guy 1) "Kæft en kæmpe dunski"
(Guy 2) "Ja Helene har suttet læreren af igen, en gigantisk dunski"
Dunski by Alex The Not A SIMP June 8, 2020

Dunkin Dumpin Donuts 

Dunkin Dumpin Donuts is the act of anal penetration.
Juan was in the park playing Dunkin Dumpin Donuts with the street boys.

Knuckle dunking 

Inserting your fingers into a woman’s vagina up to your knuckles.
The wet spot on the bed was enormous after Britney received her first knuckle dunking.
Knuckle dunking by WordMagic May 30, 2018
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