Country Dictionary

Main Entry: ness
Pronunciation: duh'nes'skE
Function: noun, verb, adjective
Etymology: Southern Dialect, from the addition of the suffix -ski to the word "done."

1. to be brought to a finish or end, usually in rapid secession.
2. the state or aura of being done.

1. Not even 9 minutes had passed with her, and Will was totally doneski.

2. After drinking a case of beer, Colin was doneski for the night.

To be under the influence of alcohol; drunk

"No more beer, I'm doneski."

being burnt out;done

You wake up after a night of partying and proclaim you're doneski

Similar to but not exactly like Donski. Doneski refers to when something or someone or many someones are done with/finished/over

My Grandmother is Doneskis. After he broke the tackle, Toomer was Doneskis. I ate so much, I was Doneskis. After the Grand Slam, the mets had a huge lead and the Phillies were doneskis.
If I don't pass this test I am doneski. Once Clemens walked into that courtroom, he was doneski.

The act completing a specific task, the end of any action or noun, in either a highly negative or highly positive manner.

Pos - Dude, school's finnally out. We're Doneski!

Neg - 44 to 0 fourth quarter? Dude, our team's doneski.

Used to describe someone who is damn high on dat ganja. Pronounced "dun-skees".

"Dang mang, you see Matt??! He was doneskies!"

to finish an event or express completion

when jack ne hoff finished cranking it, he yelled "Doneskis!"