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Definitions by Kay Tutan Tayo

Another word for coward. Shares the same name as an animal that panics when chased.
That buffoon is a Chicken. He ran away when we fought a bunch of bandits.
Chicken by Kay Tutan Tayo December 3, 2018

Poqui-poqui 

An Ilocano dish of eggplants.
Other language speakers find this funny, with a dirty grin or :3 respond. Cause the name is also Filipino for vagina.
Nico: Ang sarap ng Poqui-poqui.
Michael: [:3}
Poqui-poqui by Kay Tutan Tayo December 3, 2018
The ones Mr. Vincent Kennedy McMahon loves most. Besides big,sweaty men.
He has no discrimination on that. Either Black, White, Latin, even Asian ones will do.
Triple H: You hate Cocks!
Vince: I love coc-!
Audience: *shocks*
Triple H: :3
Cocks by Kay Tutan Tayo December 3, 2018
Another word for men or soldiers in military slang. Sticks also refers to scattered units that not got to rendezvous points.
The Airborne are like a bunch of sticks scattered all over the place. And failed miserably to secure our landing site.
Sticks by Kay Tutan Tayo December 3, 2018
A term for Ahegao that Riko Saikawa has the exclusive use , when she either accidentally touched a part of a loli dragon named Kanna Kamui aka Kanna Kobayashi or got said I Love You by the cuddliest loli dragon you see ever.
Kanna hugs Riko after their victory.
Riko: *does Bohegao*
Bohegao by Kay Tutan Tayo December 3, 2018
An animal that has a long neck.
Or maybe your seatmates during the exams, quizzes or tests, no matter how you cover your papers.
Teacher: You have a Quiz today!
Rodrigo: Ma'am yung mga katabi ko, Giraffe!
Giraffe by Kay Tutan Tayo December 3, 2018
A character that is a reverse of a Yandere character. He/She has nothing to do with someone or something, he/she just loves violence so much.
Huan Ji of Kingdom anime and manga described as a Yangire for his too cruel attitude and cold treatment of enemies. And totally nuts for massacring villages just to unnerve his enemies. He wanted victory at all costs, no matter how dirty the procedure is.
Yangire by Kay Tutan Tayo December 3, 2018