ko-gals

"gals" is a term used in Japan to refer to girls who are obviously trend-conscious. high school-aged gals came to be known as "ko-gal", originally from kôkôsei (high school) gal, later interpreted as "child (ko)" girl.

Naruru and Ruruna: We're TOTALLY KO-GALS! we're all about the hippest trends!

by MoonlightMaiden July 29, 2021

TCKS

"Take care. Keep safe."

Made up by John Stamos character in Big Shot

Example 1-
(Texting)
Marvyn: leaving now c u soon TCKS dad

Example 2-

Marvyn: okay, well... if you wanna join me to watch some game film, you're welcome. TCKS
EMMA: stop saying that! No one says that, I don't even know what it means.

Marvyn: yeah, cause I just made it up.

Emma: what?
Marvyn: yeah, I made it up. TCKS. "take care. Keep safe."

Emma: but it no one but you know that, it's just a bunch of letters.

Marvyn: oh, it'll catch on.

by MoonlightMaiden May 05, 2021

bow to pump

1. originates the Japanese word "yagamo" which literally translates to "arrow duck", but is also short for "ya ga mune ni sasuru", meaning "an arrow strikes my chest" or "a bow and arrow shot my blood-pump."

2. cupid has struck.

while seeing their crush come in
Naruru: BE STILL MY HEART!
Ruruna: Total bow to pump!

by MoonlightMaiden July 29, 2021

direction of the horse

the twelve signs of the Chinese lunar calendar are not only applied to years and hours of the day, but to directions as well. starting with the Rat in the first in line} North and goes clockwise. the Horse is the seventh, which puts in the South.

There's a strong gust of wind coming from the direction of the horse.

by MoonlightMaiden July 29, 2021

KF and mash

KFC

'90s slang used in japan, as the restaurant chain is very popular there.

Ruruna: lets celebrate our big win!
Naruru: KF and mash?

by MoonlightMaiden July 29, 2021