dook

Related to dook: DOOL

dook

1. verb, slang To defecate You've been dooking in that toilet for nearly half an hour. Everything all right in there?
2. noun, slang Feces. Be right back, I gotta go take a dook.

dukes

slang Fists. I put up my dukes, expecting him to strike me at any moment. I ain't gonna let nobody insult my good character—come on and put up your dukes!
See also: duke
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

dook

and duke (duk)
1. mod. really bad. (see also the entry for duke.) This day was really dook!
2. in. to defecate. Mom, I gotta dook.
3. to perform anal sex. (Offensive if understood.) The dude wanted to dook me!

duke

verb
See dook

duke

1. in. to empty one’s stomach; to vomit. (see also dukes.) She’s in the john, duking like a goat.
2. Go to dook.

dukes

1. n. the fists. Okay, brother, put your dukes up.
2. n. the knees. He went down on his dukes and prayed for all sorts of good stuff.
See also: duke
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • dukes
  • alright
  • right now
  • right of way
  • (the) right of way
  • right-of-way
  • right out
  • up in (one's) grill
  • up in someone’s gold ones
  • up in (one's) gold ones
References in periodicals archive
Khalifa Al Muhairi, head of the RAK Fishermen Cooperative Society, said 1kg of banned Dook shells costs Dh50 in black market.
And they drew up a battle plan in a bid to make sure no woman ever has to suffer at Dook's hands again.
The Loony Dook is organised from The Moorings Lounge in South Queensferry, from where the first event took place on 1 January, 1987.
The officer followed him in and Dook provided a positive breathtest.
THE LOONY DOOK South Queensferry Up to a thousand brave people dress up in fancy dress and throw themselves into the freezing cold water of the Firth of Forth at South Queensferry every January 1.
We'd quickly change, quick as could be, my noisy little friends and me, There in that clear blue chlorined pool, we'd dook and dive, break every rule.
On January 1 - to help shake off all those toasts with the essential "water of life" - the Loony Dook celebrates its 30th anniversary and sees 1,250 people in fancy dress head to the Firth of Forth at South Queensferry for a refreshing (ie freezing) dip under the Forth Bridges.
Team multiinstrumentalist Sam Dook and former Minutemen bassist Mike Watt.
Pre and post-New Year activities across the city include the stunning torchlit procession, the fireworks finale on Calton Hill and the Loony Dook dip in the River Forth.
You might find a bum turd on the coping from time to time, but if you're in it for the long haul, dog, a little crackhead dook ain't gonna scare you away.
The crazy ones still standing on NewYear's Day can enjoy the One O' Clock Run, a bike triathalon, or take a Loony Dook charity river dip.
Maxine Smith (left) and Laura Watts throw themselves into the icy waters of the Firth of Forth for the 21st Loony Dook charity swim as Hogmanay celebrations continue in Edinburgh
Then the 'dook' arrives to melt her heart with his courtly manners and overcome all resistance with some old-fashioned romance.
Fools Errand can improve on his creditable second to Dook's Delight over three miles and three furlongs at Sedgefield last time to take the 'Boxing Day Comes Next' Handicap Chase.
Then head to South Queensferry on New Year's Day for the annual Loony Dook to cheer the brave souls on their way.