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ignoring someone or trying to avoid someone
I was trying to get a hold of him, but he was giving me dookage.
dookage by amr May 11, 2006
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Smokin' some of that Doobage, eh?
doobage by SuperSonicX September 26, 2006
1. To be so involved in dorky things
2. Being an extreme dork
3. Doing things that seem only a dork would do
4. Having a weird fettish
5. Doing odd hobbies often
Rob: "I like to collect stamps"
Meg: "wow, if that's not total dorkage I don't know what is"

"If you ever feel like a dork, you probably live a dorkage life"
dorkage by yamahahopping October 2, 2008
Labeling a person with the ability to get drunk on minimal alcohol. Usually ends up acting the most drunk from complete non-tolerance to alcohol. Can be used to define a male/female who pukes after 15 minutes of drinking.
Nathan: OMG, you're pulling a doonage! You've only been drinking for 15 minutes and you puked!
Doonage by D2da.carnage October 19, 2009
Ultimate deathination to the 30th power. In other words, an utter and agressive sense of hopelessness in a sea of hopelessness.
President Bush II has inspired a state of general doomage in me.
doomage by Shocktone May 26, 2004
weed, gear, grass, skunk, wacky backy, stuff
a.lets go smoke some doobage
b.im picking up the doobage tonight
c.there is a man hair in my doobage
doobage by Gavin 'n' ogg March 31, 2003
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