soekie kakkie

Afrikaans slang. Contracted form of 'soek nie' and 'kak nie'. Translated to English as 'Not looking for trouble' or more literally 'Not looking for shit.'

Are you looking for trouble? (Answered in Afrikaans) Nee, ek soekie kakkie.

by horrible hanz June 11, 2013

Soquid

1. A liquid and a solid in one.
2. Smooshy yet not a liquid
3. Something that does not run (liquidy)

The melted glass is not runny. It is a soquid.

by Shea Daubney March 11, 2008

Souif

1. Souif

Salutation best used between members on the Quest for Myrtle

"Souif, Whats ma mans sayin?"

"SOOOOUUUUUIIIIIIFFFFF"

by J 2 THE C May 9, 2008

souichisdolls

A homo that makes very interesting tiktoks. They tend to post videos about anime characters feet, until it had got them banned, clearly souichisdolls had learned a lesson. They sure are a handful...

souichisdolls likes piss

by 101nonohahhakkaa July 10, 2021

souichisdolls

They are amazing, the best, cool, They are outstanding,✨ they are obsessed with feet which worries me a little. They are basically an idol.

SouichisDolls: Outstanding Person, Idol. Cool, Obsessed with Feet.

by SOUICHISDOLLSSTAN July 10, 2021

souichi tsujii

souichi tsujii, (not to be confused with shuichi saihara), is a character created by Junji Ito, a Japanese horror author. souichi tsujii is an 11 year old boy who loves curses and voodoo magic, and will put a curse on anyone that is hated, by him or other people (ultimately this is just an excuse to curse people). souichi constantly bites/chews on iron nails because he suffers from anemia. he also hates his older brother Koichi and his cousin Michina and likes to scare his sister Sayuri. even though he likes to cause mischief, he’s baby and he should be protected.

Person 1: Souichi Tsujii is a brat.

Person 2: No he’s not! He is a cinnamon roll that must be protected at all costs. Sure he curses people, but that’s just part of who he is! He’s just quirky like that.
Person 1: Whatever you say, bro.

by fifiluța November 30, 2019

soquid

A substance that is not a complete solid and not quite a liquid. Popularized by Wendy's to describe the Frosty. The technical term is an amorphous solid

Examples of soquids other than a Wendy's Frosty include glue, mercury, and pudding.

by some punk kid May 18, 2006