Neko

Commonly known as 'cat' in Japanese, the word 'neko' is also used for a human with cat ears and a cat tail.

"I called my friend a neko because she kept meowing at me"

by Neko Slut June 17, 2009

Neko

The Japanese saying of the word 'cat'. In most anime, a neko (also known as a catgirl/catboy) is a human with cat-like features

Alex pets the small neko.

by Caitlin F Kitty May 2, 2015

neko

1) Japanese for a house cat
2) In Japanese manga, a part human, part cat; Nekos usually are human in appearance, but have cat ears and a tail, as well as exhibiting cat-like behaviors (like cleaning), but are fully furry in some mangas; also called catgirl

1) Suzuki-San! Did you feed the neko today?
2) Capcom's main neko character is Felicia.

by Kingsmind September 23, 2008

neko

Japanese slang for the bottom in a homosexual relationship. Derived from the Japanese for (pussy) cat which when you think about it makes a lot of sense.

You could tell the small-framed boy was a neko from the way he walked.

by epyonnxt February 11, 2006

Neko

Meaning a Cat in japan

the neko bites very hard "ouch"!!

by SpeCk_3 July 20, 2006

Neko

meaning Cat in Japanese

Kawaii neko ( meaning cute cat)

by apixana August 17, 2017

Neko

Japanese for cat. This word has been overused by the Wapanese and the fanboys to describe a girl they tried to date, who unfortunately rejected them because all they ever talk about are their favorite episodes of Dragonball Z or Hamtaro.

Wapanese: Konichiwa, baby, you look sooo neko neko kawaii that I want your phone number.
Girl: Fuck off, creep! I've got a can of Mace, and I'm not afraid to use it.

by otaku killer August 26, 2003