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But a few key plays going your way, a "doink" on a field goal that could have meant defeat, carry extra weight.
For Redskins, improvement down the roster continues long after changes at the top Thomas Boswell 2010
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You use several creative words on the show, such as doink and blurgh.
Q&A: 30 Rock’s Robert Carlock : Marnie Hanel Hanel, Marnie 2008
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But, so, anyway, I looked up "doink" in the Urban Dictionary.
Archive 2007-04-01 Ann Althouse 2007
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Just put a mark in the "doink" column and enjoy your wedding.
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-- to dink, or "doink," to use the official term, the ball into the very most right lower corner of the goal, past the dismayed goalie, or tender, of the other team.
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Another word -- a "doink," you see, to make it real poetry!"
I have the best friends in the world, bar none: mariness 2005
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"Why is it?" he asks "that when we graduate, they take away our bells, replace them with an irritating" doink "sound signaling" 5 minutes until your next meeting "and assume we can now teleport to the location of same?
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For instance, my view may be that allowing grown adults to doink 12 y.o. children is bad?
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Maybe he isn't a doink, but his breakup logic makes him sound like one - or, like a very immature guy.
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Installation was smooth, except for an accidental head doink on an antenna by John Grunsfeld (which is the first sign that any of the people up there right now may in fact share genetic material with the likes of me).
Fly! Be Free! Julianne 2009
chained_bear commented on the word doink
1989 L. MOORE in New Yorker 13 Nov. 53/2 We're in our forties here. You can't use words like ‘dork’ anymore... He's not a dork. He's a dufus. Maybe. Maybe a doink.
February 5, 2007
Downes commented on the word doink
It's the sound made when you poke something, or (more frequently) the sound a person makes when they poke something. Similar in usage to "yoink" (the sound one makes when they grab or steal something, as heard (frequently) from 'Snake' on the Simpsons.
June 18, 2009