kouk
means "King of Useless Knowledge"
a name you call someone who knows too much about everything especially random stuff.
a name you call someone who knows too much about everything especially random stuff.
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kouk
kouk by Koukialinho April 22, 2023
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kouki • kouk • koukla • koukakis • koukalaki • kouki from carti cord • Kouki Hartwin • koukine • kouklana • kouklitsa
Koukla
Is actually a Greek term of endearment, not a pickup line. It means "beautiful doll" or "baby doll" and is often used on little girls or babies, not "fine women"
Koukla by koukla1989 May 8, 2014
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koukouves alex by O mpampas tou kouk papapapapa August 16, 2022
Kouki
Kouki by bigjim5551212 April 9, 2007
koukontenshi
A person who goes into threads, journals, blogs, posts and insults the person in a way that almost looks like they arn't. (See Example A.)
A koukontenshi is also a hypocrit since its most likely thier own blog is filled with things seen in example B.
A koukontenshi is also a hypocrit since its most likely thier own blog is filled with things seen in example B.
Example A:
User 1: Sigh, I'm feeling a little lonely today
User 2: Oh how sad, perhaps you should build a raft for that river of tears.
User 1: your really pulling a koukontenshi with that post.
Example B:
koukontenshi journal: Oh my, I am sick again, I shall have to make more appointments with the hospital to see what is killing me, oh woe is me, i hope I am okay.
User 1: Sigh, I'm feeling a little lonely today
User 2: Oh how sad, perhaps you should build a raft for that river of tears.
User 1: your really pulling a koukontenshi with that post.
Example B:
koukontenshi journal: Oh my, I am sick again, I shall have to make more appointments with the hospital to see what is killing me, oh woe is me, i hope I am okay.
koukontenshi by Rabbitpunch March 6, 2005
koukla
when translated it means "beautiful doll" in Greek. people use it to refer to good-looking girls. the greek equivalent of chula.
koukla by trelli_koukla69 November 8, 2006
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