Kawaii

A Japaneses word that means cute, popularized by anime spreading to the west and endorsing weebish behavior

''Omg Ify-chan's outfit is so kawaii''

by Dont @ me June 28, 2016

kawaii neko

A kawaii neko is one who comes to japanese class dressed as if he/she were going to an anime convention. It litterally means "cute cat" in japanese, and it is usually one of the first things a n00b can say because they watch a lot of anime.

Frilly socks, any type of hat with ears, and parasols. (Mind you this is in the context of being worn to a class.)

by RaeTastic September 23, 2004

Kawaii Potato

The cutest and most adorbable thing your eyeballs will ever witness

KawaiiKittenPotatoUnicornPuppy is SUCH a Kawaii Potato! Everyone hug the potato!!!

by KawaiiKittenPotatoUnicornPuppy April 6, 2017

Kawaii Electric

Marijuana Joints.

Some potent shit if you asked me.

Where am I?

by LEc2 May 14, 2003

Kawaii

YES, kawaii can be used for all these things - But Guys, PLEASE don't say it for cool and nifty and for family members and all that!! Only little girls can say everything's cute!! You'll get wierd looks!

SirGuy: "Well, you're new Look's rather kawaii mister Male! *giggle*"
MrMale: "U...Uh..."
SirGuy: "I have to hang with my kawaii bro, so I'll be seein you later!"
MrMale: "AAAUGH!!"*weep*

by Tanma May 1, 2004

kwadippa

kwadippa is an old term used to replace dan's mother's unknown name when her actual name could not be determined for a round of family sims. today, the name has been shortened to "dippy", "dippa", "k-dogg" and what not...

"Hey Kwadippa, lookin fine."

by dorothy July 11, 2004

Super Kawaii

Technically スーパーかわいい. Literally, "Super Cute" in Japanese.

Used mostly by teenage girls, the Japanese use this to denote cute things. In the US (and other English speaking countries), the word is generally used in Otaku culture to describe Kawaii-style artwork and paraphernalia.

That plush doll is Super Kawaii!

by A Nanny Mouse May 13, 2014