donkyology
donkyology by salazar March 7, 2007
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donkologist
Courtney: See, I DO have a donk!
Rachel: Really? Your butt's not that big...
Courtney: My donkologist certified it and said, "Its not how big the booty is, it's what you do with it."
Bekah: DAYYYUMMM SHE GOT A DONK!
Rachel: Really? Your butt's not that big...
Courtney: My donkologist certified it and said, "Its not how big the booty is, it's what you do with it."
Bekah: DAYYYUMMM SHE GOT A DONK!
donkologist by doctordonk February 16, 2010
Dankology
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Dorkiology
The study of dorks or nerds. Can be also spelled dorquiology and can be also called nerdiology or geekology.
I am sure that when I study dorkiology, I will find many unique people who are very smart and who find something funny that most people do not find funny.
Dorkiology by John Casper-Schneider May 17, 2008
dorkology
dorkology by Tyson the chicken man September 5, 2018
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