Definitions by Abajian

taegugki

noun, plural taegugkies, countable
a piece of soft cloth or paper worn by a baby between its legs and fastened around its waist to hold its urine and shit

1) I ought to change the baby's taegugki
2) dirty taegugki
3) disposable taegugkies

taegugki by Abajian September 6, 2005

Koreanympho

noun, countable
also Koreanymphomaniac (noun, countable), Koreanymphomania (noun, uncountable)
A combination of the words: Korean+nympho (,Korean+nymphomaniac, Korean+nymphomania)

a woman of Korean descent who wants to have sex often, usually with a lot of different men

A Korean human trafficker deposed that those women never hesitated to be Gisangs (or comfort women) of his brothels not only because they had to feed their families but also because they were Koreanympho(maniac)s.

Koreanympho by Abajian September 6, 2005

kimchi 

noun, uncountable
1) a Korean hot-tasting dish made of pickled Chinese cabbage and other vegetables

noun, uncountable
2) Unsolicited Commercial/Political etc Messages

noun, countable
3) someone who shadows a person over a period of time in a very annoying or threatening way

1) Kimchi really stinks, gives you the shits and can be one of the strongest pesticide in the world!
2) I've been receiving kimchi messages from the East Sea so I'll use the KimchiBuster.
3) an Internet kimchi

kimchi by Abajian September 6, 2005

Blue House

noun
the Blue House, Cheong Wa Dae
the headquarters of the national madhouses of South Korea in Seoul.

If Kim Jong-il is confined to the Blue House, Roh Moo-hyun will serve the master.

Blue House by Abajian September 6, 2005

sonata 

noun, countable
a series of loud sounds from Hyundai car owners expressing a strong emotion such as pain, fear, or displeasure

Hyundai will recall 36,000 Sonata cars
We'll hear real sonatas.
Aigo, aigo, aigo!

sonata by Abajian September 6, 2005

Great FireWall 

noun
the Great FireWall of China
a strong censorship system that bans the Chinese Communist Party's intranet users from accessing to the Internet so that the party can prevent its own shameful secrets from spreading to the world.
The Great FireWall of China was installed in 2002, the first year of the Digital Revolution.

Type "election" into the G00913 search box and then click on the G00913 Search bottom. The Great FireWall of China will display the search result below.

The keyword cannot be found.
The keyword you are looking for is currently unavailable.

Great FireWall by Abajian September 6, 2005