noun. STATE OF BEING, drunk or inebriated through other means.
verb. TO KOOS, to make out, have sex with, or otherwise show romantic interest in another person.
adj. KOOSABLE, someone who is, in the point of view of the speaker, a good candidate for potential romantic action.
The beauty of the word lies in its flexibility.
verb. TO KOOS, to make out, have sex with, or otherwise show romantic interest in another person.
adj. KOOSABLE, someone who is, in the point of view of the speaker, a good candidate for potential romantic action.
The beauty of the word lies in its flexibility.
noun. After a heavy night of drinking Dude, I am so freaking koosed.
verb. See that girl? I totally want to koos her.
adj. I think Martin's cool and all, but to me he's just not koosable.
verb. See that girl? I totally want to koos her.
adj. I think Martin's cool and all, but to me he's just not koosable.
by Cool Kids Flat 43 October 21, 2005
by gracekay April 2, 2008
an old retro term expressing passing time, "yada yada". Revived in "Finding Nemo", and is now directly linked with it, sadly.
I need to go to the drycleaners, and give them my suit, go get groceries, drop off kid...koo koo kachoo, pick up suit and kid, go to dinner.
by MY2K March 16, 2004
by gracekay April 2, 2008
Koo Koo Monsu Is a term given to my best friend in the world, she loves Cookie monster and has a heart of gold, she is the kindest and sweetest person in the world! she's amazing and someone named amber loves her dearly and won't leave her side, she's really good at video games and has a knack for playing reaper. she's my lil' "Koo Koo Monsu"
by ThatOneAmber December 6, 2020
Coo Coo Kacu is modernized for the old English Term Cuckold - which refers to a mans wife having carnal relations with another man while she is still married to him, the cuckold. Thus coco kachu - Mrs Robinson - as between Ann Bangkroft and Dustin Hoffman in the movie The Graduate
Refer to Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, The Graduat Movie with Dustin Homan - Song lyrics to the Graduate include the term Coo Coo Kachu. Maybe I am just too old but what I remember is that in the movie The Graduate, Mrs Robinson, the person the song was about was taunted with koo koo kachu Mrs Robinson referring clearly to the fact that Mr. Robinson was a cuckold. This term coming from old English and meaning that the cuckold's wife, Mrs. Robinston, was screwing another man while she was still married.
I was in college when The Graduate came out and this was discussed for at least two full class sessions. We were also dicussing Chaucers Canterbury Tales at the time where one of the main characters was also cuckold.
I was in college when The Graduate came out and this was discussed for at least two full class sessions. We were also dicussing Chaucers Canterbury Tales at the time where one of the main characters was also cuckold.
by Javaman74 January 24, 2010