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When you say something is duzion, your saying that it is cool, awesome, and legit. Common spellings of the word include Dushion, dushan, and duzan, but the correct spelling is Duzion.
Person 1: Dude, do you like my new Mercedes?

Person 2: Ya bro that's so duzion!
Duzion by dmann57 June 28, 2011
Related Words
Dutzi • Dutz • Duthie • dutzu • ditzig • Dubzilla • duzi • Datzil • datziry • ditzie
An action where members of a marching band or drum corps, namely the battery(consisting of the snares, basses, tenors, and marching cymbals), will say the syllable "dut" to keep each other in time. Many drum corps and marching bands have all of the marchers dut when not playing in practice, but in performance it is usually only the battery that will be dutting.
1. "In sets twelve through fourteen, the battery has to keep dutting to make sure everyone stays together during the drum break."
2. "Dut, dut, dut, dut, dut..."
dutting by Robert Kylie September 12, 2005
A person who is, especially of low intelligence, tends to be unfocused, and lost and confused all the time. Primarily feminine, however the word can be used generally. It is a combination of the words dumb, and ditz.
I know I'm not a smart man, sometimes I'm a dutz, but I mean well.
Dutz by Wrestling SOup June 21, 2021
(or Dusi) Adjective. Refers to a very difficult time, event. Could have originated from a difficult canoe marathon called Dusi.
That meeting tomorrow will be a Dusi/Duzi!
Breakfast with my in-laws will be a Duzi/Dusi!
duzi by otterscatsanddogs November 30, 2017

Dutistic 

To do something as if it is your duty. You do it efficiently and sensibly
If you make a sandwich very dutistically, you make it with skill, efficiently, and prowess
Dutistic by Yehboi1234 September 6, 2017
A lame, old, weathered big horn,veteran of many yukon winters, who is proficient in the art of hazmat and laziness as well as the ins and outs of spontaneous large game mating rituals. Well known for his long streak of consecutive defeats at the hooves of other big horns.
"Hey I heard Dudziak finally won a big horn fight"
"Yea but by the time he won the female billy goat already ran off with an elk"
dudziak by Yukon Eddie June 5, 2008
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a lad that is such a lad that he is a proper lad
person1:did you see bob
person2: ya he was a proper lad
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Me: Poggers!
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