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Definition of dookie

dookie

/ˈduː.ki/
doo · kie

Plural:dookies
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Past Simple:dookied
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Past Participle:dookied
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Present Participle:dookieing
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dookie Lexical Profile

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• noun

1

North American Feces or excrement; a piece of dung (used chiefly as mild slang).

Example

"Make sure to watch your step on the lawn so you do not step in dog dookie."


2

American A thick, heavy gold chain with a braided or rope-like link pattern, popularized in late-1980s hip-hop fashion.

Example

"The vintage photograph showed the rapper wearing a tracksuit and a massive gold dookie around his neck."

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• verb

1

North American To defecate or pass feces (used as mild slang).

Example

"The stray cat dookied in the neighbor's flowerbed again."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Originating in 20th-century American slang, the word is likely a diminutive variation of the nursery word "doo-doo." In late-1980s hip-hop culture, the term was playfully adopted for thick braided gold chains whose heavy links resembled excrement.

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Wordmom. (2026). Definition of Dookie. In Wordmom Dictionary. Retrieved Nov 5, 2026, from https://wordmom.com/dictionary/dookie
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