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If you hear Dokkan.Your wallet has no money!!!
Where is my money ?Oh Dokkan
dokkan by NippleGodMonaka November 23, 2016
How many LRs do you have on Dokkan
Dokkan by Zestyboi3000 October 19, 2019
having rough gay sex with men
"ohh i really want to dokk with him!"
"but he's 5!"
"Dragonball Z Dokkan Battle"
dokkan by settymentop May 30, 2022
Somebody that breaks up friendships because of sexual tendencies (A Hoe)
They are is the biggest Dokkan in the school, they slept with all of my friends and made me hate them all.
Dokkan by Gebizbeh48 April 5, 2024

Dokkan Battle 

A mobile game, made by Bandai Namco, which is very nice to people in Japan, but treats other countries like shit stains. The game, which is a Dragon Ball game, is a gacha game which most of the time is like "pay more git gud".
"Dude I got a good card on JP"
"I got a rock on Global"
"That's what happens when you play Global Dokkan Battle"
Dokkan Battle by BallzDeepIn69 February 25, 2017

dragon ball dokkan battle 

It's better than dragon ball legends
Tyler: Hey have you played Dragon ball legends
Aiden: No I play dragon ball dokkan battle
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Brought to public attention by Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein in the book on the fall of Richard Nixon, All The President’s Men, ratfucker was Nixon’s term for a political operative who sows chaos among opponents; an agent provocateur. It is thought to have originated among campus political rivalries at USC, and seems to have some usage in the US military.
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