Dunkahol
The stuff left over in a cup when you dunk a donut in coffee. People like it because it tastes all sugary and good, like sex.
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drunkaholic
Someone who surpass the capability of an alcoholic. To be a drunkaholic, you must not only be addicted to alcohol, but you must be addicted to getting extremely wasted. Drunkaholic can only be mastered by a few individuals on this planet. To be a drunkaholic, you must drink at every parties; furthermore, you must drink everyday. Drunkaholic remain drunk 24/7 to avoid a hangover.
**At the farm**
D-Unit: I want my Hpnotic and Crown Royal.
B-Unit: Dude, no more drinking for you. I don't want to have a drunkaholic as a friend.
D-Unit: Boo hoo.
D-Unit: I want my Hpnotic and Crown Royal.
B-Unit: Dude, no more drinking for you. I don't want to have a drunkaholic as a friend.
D-Unit: Boo hoo.
drunkaholic by BenchMax345 March 1, 2008
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Dundahole
A derogatory word for a lazy employee that doesn't do their job and never cleans up after themselves . Usually takes longer breaks, spends more time complaining than working, thinks dumbest solutions for any task.
Look at that Dundahole over there leaving all their garbage in a crate.
That Dundahole never takes off their greased up gloves before touching all the tools.
Typical Dundahole walking around all day and not in their booth.
That Dundahole never takes off their greased up gloves before touching all the tools.
Typical Dundahole walking around all day and not in their booth.
Dundahole by Crazy_Taco_ October 25, 2018
Dankaholic
Bailee: Man I need da' dank right now.
Nolan: Where's Avia?
Avia: I got da' dank
In Harmony: Were dankaholics
Nolan: Where's Avia?
Avia: I got da' dank
In Harmony: Were dankaholics
Dankaholic by FafKogan69 February 27, 2009
Drunkaholic
Drunkaholic by MuscatineMuscatine, Iowa August 4, 2017
Dunkaholic
"I don't love you any more! This marriage is over all because you are a dunkaholic! Go get some help you sick man..."
Dunkaholic by Man of Hate February 21, 2003
dunkhole
dunkhole by josh fabra March 1, 2008
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