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doca by Lucent Smith May 11, 2006
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docapy
docapy-the feeling of disappointment when something is not as good as the first time it was experienced.
Source:
Dave, Craig and Paul were sitting in a pub (bar) around 1984 and decided to make up a word and see if they could get it into a dictionary. They took their initials and added some vowels and came up with docapy.
They also thought there should be word for the feeling you get when you go back for seconds of something and it turns out not to be as good as the first time you had it.
Dave, Craig and Paul were sitting in a pub (bar) around 1984 and decided to make up a word and see if they could get it into a dictionary. They took their initials and added some vowels and came up with docapy.
They also thought there should be word for the feeling you get when you go back for seconds of something and it turns out not to be as good as the first time you had it.
Docalina
Docalina by emilejfagerstromiv May 23, 2019
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Docanz
An abbreviation of the frat house Docanoid Topaz
An extremely racist white supremacist frat house secretly spread across the USA, commonly talks over 4chan and other forums. They named themselves after a fake white variation of the gem topaz they call docanoid. If you see someone calling themselves Docanz or referring to someone as Docanz you now know what they're implying. Best steer clear of them.
An extremely racist white supremacist frat house secretly spread across the USA, commonly talks over 4chan and other forums. They named themselves after a fake white variation of the gem topaz they call docanoid. If you see someone calling themselves Docanz or referring to someone as Docanz you now know what they're implying. Best steer clear of them.
"Oh hey Im Docanz!" (I am in Docanoid Topaz)
"Thats so Docanz" (Commonly used to compliment frat member's actions.)
"Thats so Docanz" (Commonly used to compliment frat member's actions.)
Docanz by guest1shotgun October 7, 2021
google docalypse
When Google Docs is used to create a collaborative document (for revision notes for example), and word spreads about its existence resulting in a large amount of people following the link. This in turn results in an exponential decrease in productivity and eventually all work comes to a halt as many 'Anonymous Users' revel in the hilarity of trying to guess who is who.
google docalypse by robsws September 23, 2011
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