In a manga, there was this conversation,
「ギャハハー今度はまたすげードジしたな」
and I would like to know what the last part means, specifically ドジしたな.
Summarising, this is what I would like to have answered:
I think ドジ means something like clumsy. Then, is ドジした something like "did in a clumsy manner"?
Why is ドジ written in かたかな?
ドジ(を)する is basically closer to "to make a mistake" rather than "to do something in a clumsy way". It tends to refer to funny and/or affordable mistakes typically made by a dojikko character. There is another godan verb ドジる, which may be a little more common (ドジった, ドジってばっかり, ...) and has almost the same meaning. (You cannot directly modify ドジる with すごい, though)
I think this answers your question, although there is not even a known kanji version in this case. Few people know or care about the etymology of ドジ.
