From Spanish "caca", shit. It's also used to refer from where the "kk" comes out, i.e., the ass (kakaa).
by HawkFB May 21, 2005
A seal. The Spanish and Catalan spells are "foca", but Catalan people sometimes write words with "k" to look more "radikal" (or more Polish, since we are called Polish by the rest of Spaniards). A fat person is usually called "foca", but with the k-spell, it rathers refers to its cuteness. Used in a familiar way.
Although originally a name, it can be declined to form new Spanish verbs and adjectives: fokalismo (fokalism), fokalidad (fokality), fokoso, fokacho, fokarron, fokismo (fokism), fokastico (fokastic), foko.
Although originally a name, it can be declined to form new Spanish verbs and adjectives: fokalismo (fokalism), fokalidad (fokality), fokoso, fokacho, fokarron, fokismo (fokism), fokastico (fokastic), foko.
(1) Ei, foka! What's up! ^^
(2) Only real fokas are allowed in this party.
(3) Dinner was a fokality! (too much / gorgeous)
(2) Only real fokas are allowed in this party.
(3) Dinner was a fokality! (too much / gorgeous)
by HawkFB May 21, 2005