English spelling for "Kirara".
Sango's pet cat-creature-type-demon-thing in the Inuyasha series. She has the power to transform into a massive tiger-sized attack form.
Sango's pet cat-creature-type-demon-thing in the Inuyasha series. She has the power to transform into a massive tiger-sized attack form.
"I want a Kilala. ^-^ "
"It's KiRARA."
"Well I prefer to pronounce it was KiLALA because it sounds pretty."
"It's KiRARA!"
"God.....nobody speaks English anymore."
"It's KiRARA."
"Well I prefer to pronounce it was KiLALA because it sounds pretty."
"It's KiRARA!"
"God.....nobody speaks English anymore."
by Dave June 21, 2004
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by Dave January 15, 2005
These ARE real items; they are basically thongs with the cover being tasty chocolate. Lick away. ^.^
by Dave November 10, 2004
Term used, primarily by US immigration officials in informal settings, to describe an illegal immigrant of any country. Origins are unknown, but definitely predate the use of metal flashlights, contrary to the most used description of origin. It's probable that the origin is related to Chinese immigration, as the first law to restrict immigration from a particular country was enacted in 1882. It's said that many of the illegal immigrants made their way to the US via the Gulf of Tonkin area of what is now Vietnam. It's also possible that the term is related to the Chinese "tong" mob. The word should be considered only as derogatory as the phrase "illegal alien" as it does not refer to race or even nationality, only to one's immigration status in the United States.
The US Border Patrol Agent caught 3 Honduran tonks, 18 Mexican tonks and a Korean tonk when they tried to sneak across the border this morning.
by Dave February 26, 2005
doin a nike freestyle with a football susessfully pullin a trick like a kick up using your nob, the spinnin on your head while balencing it on your testicals jumping up and shouting "i got the tricks B"
by dave October 11, 2004