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Cookleta
Cookleta is a term used to define the pairing of American Idol's Season 7 contestants David Cook & David Archuleta. "Cook" originates from David Cook's last name, and "leta" is derived from the last four letters of David Archuleta's surname. This pairing also happens to have the most evidence of any other pairing of Season 7. This ranges from video footage of handstands, multiple hugs and chest caresses to photographs of lingering lust-stares and adoring glances.
*after seeing the TRL hug and piggyback ride*
Fan #1: DO YOU REALLY THINK THAT SOMETHING BROTHERLY IS GOING ON INSIDE THEIR MINDS?
Fan #2: I am in a serious need of an oxygen tank. The cuteness is KILLING ME. (you! =D)
Fan #3: OHMYGAYGOD!
Fan #4: Take that, Kim Caldwell.
Fan #5: I bet he wouldn't let Kim jump on his back like that...
Fan #6: *dies*
Fan #7: Cookleta OWNS all, true fact.
Fan #1: DO YOU REALLY THINK THAT SOMETHING BROTHERLY IS GOING ON INSIDE THEIR MINDS?
Fan #2: I am in a serious need of an oxygen tank. The cuteness is KILLING ME. (you! =D)
Fan #3: OHMYGAYGOD!
Fan #4: Take that, Kim Caldwell.
Fan #5: I bet he wouldn't let Kim jump on his back like that...
Fan #6: *dies*
Fan #7: Cookleta OWNS all, true fact.
Cookleta by davids4life August 11, 2008
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Cookleta
I kept watching that video of Cookleta doing handstands. Who knows what else they do when they're alone?
Cookleta by wonderwall14 August 10, 2008
Chooblet
The worst form of a noob. Often used in gaming. Someone who had just registered and doesn't know how to do anything.
When Hali began playing runescape she didn't even know how to walk. She asked Nick for help and all he did was call her a Chooblet!
Chooblet by LoveMeOrHateMeURNeverGonnaBeMe September 8, 2010
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chooketh
Pronounced 'shook-eet(h)'
French translation of 'shooketh' from English. 'Chooketh' is an adjective used to describe the extreme feeling of to be 'shook'.
French translation of 'shooketh' from English. 'Chooketh' is an adjective used to describe the extreme feeling of to be 'shook'.