Doğaç

Someone whom does and says whatever comes up to their mind at the moment. Its a Turkish name. Its some kind of a epithet. Verb of it in English is "improvisation".

Guess, we're gonna improvise instead of making a plan./ Sanırım plan yaomak yerine doğaçlayacağız.

by Doaç November 20, 2021

doğaç

Doğaç is a name from Greece. In ancient times, demigods are called, and those who stand out for their power and masculinity are said.

what's up doğaç how are you

by KingKira November 21, 2021

Doğaç

The fucker of Tolga, triple sex master

Doğaç is the one who fuck tolga in triple sex

by RelaxedRusher November 21, 2021

Doğaç

In Turkic languages, it assumes the role of the root of natura in Latin. And it can also derive from various suffixes and gain the meaning of improvisation in the spoken language. It can also be used for sudden, chaotic, and irregular events. Since the word Doğaç fits very well with the randomness mentioned in the chaos theory in Turkish, it is a term that must be included if chaos theory is to be explained in Turkish.

Brown hareketleri ve Wiener notasyonu Doğaç bir hareket yapar.

by Selim Işık November 22, 2021

Doğaç

It is used as a "triple sex master" in Turkey. Someone that has a lot of experience with sex. Also, it's not common but, sometimes it is used for a "jiggle sex toy"

Tolga: Where is that Doğaç, We need him now!
Utku: Look! he is over there.
Tolga: I miss that triple let's go catch him. NOW!

by RelaxedRusher November 23, 2021

Dogac

Dogac is a very thicc, prideful man who is very proud to be a Osmane. He is built like Farid Bang: oben breit, unten schmal. One of the key Features is his Aggression.
What motivates a dodo is his fatloss process. Cringe wer in 2022 noch fett ist.

Dodo is very zielstrebig 💯🚬

Kek: Lass mal Stress mit Dogac machen

Dodo: hält sich ein Messer an das Hals und hält eine Rede über das Osmanische Reich

Kek: Shit, its a Dogac. A very thicc and prideful Osmane!

by HalayKing38 November 22, 2021

Dogecoin

noun | dȯj - kȯin – A cryptocurrency, created by computer programmers Billy Marus and Jackson Palmer in 2013, to parody other cryptocurrencies. The Dogecoin, with the ticker symbol of “DOGE,” features a Shiba Inu dog, from the “Doge” Internet meme, as its logo. Dogecoin differs from most other cryptocurrencies in that it is inflationary, rather than deflationary. Deflationary cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin, have a hard cap on the number of coins to be produced. An inflationary currency, such as Dogecoin, may allot for perpetual production (i.e. Dogecoin production is capped at about five billion coins per year). Critics argue that inflationary cryptocurrencies destroy value, due to a perceived unlimited supply, whereas proponents believe inflationary cryptocurrencies have better long-term utility – as it discourages factors such as hoarding – and provides a predictable and steady currency supply. Elon Musk had Tweeted that Dogecoin might be considered his “favorite cryptocurrency” and agreed that a ‘Mars economy will run on crypto.’

Bro, Dogecoin is going to eventually be worth something or nothing.

by William Zafra Velasco January 3, 2021