kei's definitions

pinku

1. (adj.) Garaigo term for "pink". Common term in use in the fanboy/fangirl community.

"Pinku ( That's j4p4n33s3 for PINK! OMG KAWAII! >^.^<"
See otaku.

by Kei August 4, 2004

garaigo

(n.) Japn. Japanese loan words; Terms borrowed from foreign languages, predominantly English, that are pronounced in the Japanese language syntax. In US, most commonly used in fanboy/fangirl communities in a highly redundant manner.

"Pinku ( That's j4p4n33s3 for PINK! OMG KAWAII! >^.^<"
Translation: "pinku (that's Japanese for Pink! Oh my god, kawaii *cat smiley face*"

See: Engrish.com, pidgin Japanese, Xanga.com

by Kei August 4, 2004

SW20

Second generation of Toyota's popular MR2 series, with production years between 1989-1999 in Japan. This car features a Mid-Engine, Rear-Wheel drivetrain, providing excellent weight balance and handling. In the JDM (Japanese Domestic Market), the SW20 MR2 shipped with either the naturally aspirated 2.0L 3S-GE engine, or a turbocharged 2.0L 3S-GTE. In the states, the car shipped with a 2.2L 5S-FE NA engine, or the 3S-GTE.

The SW20 held up pretty well against the 180SX in the drift competition.

by Kei January 25, 2004

AW11

First generation of Toyota's popular MR2 automobiles, produced from 1984-1989 in Japan. Sporting a Mid-Engine, Rear-Wheel (MR) drivetrain, this car is rumored to be an abandoned Lotus project picked up by Toyota. This car came standard with either a naturally aspirated 1.6L 4A-GE engine, or a supercharged 4A-GZE (same displacement). Precursor to the SW20 MR2.

Man, that AW11 is really ugly, but it handles really well ...

by Kei January 25, 2004

wicked

really; a lot (of New England origins)

synonymous to 'hecka' from California

That party was wicked cool.

by Kei October 17, 2003

Gaiyamato

Man of Mystery. The one who will always defeat the undefeatable

I'll get you someday Gai!

by Kei June 8, 2003

fanboy

(n.) (conj.) An adolescent male obsessed who perceives Japanese culture through anime, manga, video games, and other exported popular Japanese media. Usually first-year high school Japanese language student. Known to intersperse basic Japanese and garaigo with English in short, exclamated sentences. Characterized by a gullible ideological fanaticism towards the Japanese culture and people.

See fangirl, otaku, garaigo.

by Kei August 4, 2004