sakan

A guy who is a very tall paki who has a banging hot sister that everyone wants to have sex with

SAkan likes Debbie

by Sakan November 26, 2019

Sakai

A term used by Malaysians.

Thought to meant stupid/silly/overly-excited. It is actually a indigenous tribe in Malaysia, derogatorily used back in the old days as an insult.

You: Stop being so sakai, it has been around for years.

Friend (a woke king): Don't use that word. It is a derogatory term.

by A.Diddy February 11, 2020

Sakai

Sakai is the best guy you will ever meet. He's smart, athletic, this guy HOT af, straight up the Goat. If u get a Sakai don't ever loose him. He's always got friends around him, everyone likes him cause he super chill and he always got your back. He keepin it real everyday, don't underestimate him. He's very genuine and tends to be very loyal. He doesn't meet people, they meet him.

Keira: "You met Sakai yet?"
Summer: "Nah, but I plan to ;) "

by I'mheretokeepit100 August 3, 2018

For Fuck Sake

an expression of annoyance at a situation or someone's stupidity through their words or actions.

pat:"people seem to think its for fuck's sake, mostly americans"

Jerome:"ah for fuck sake"

by Aidsbomb August 23, 2011

sakeenah

the best person ever, awesome, cool , shady

i wish i was sakeenah

by uhebugdcwkbhasjvgwehqb May 2, 2019

For Fuck’s Sake

Derivatives of: “For crying out loud” “For FUCKITY FUCK FUCK’s Sake” An expression of contempt, anger, annoyance or frustration at what someone is fucking up, when a person is acting like a fucktard, or at a WTFAAAACCCKKKK situation that is unfolding.

For Fuck’s Sake!!! Mitch McConnell has won the “Richard Cranium” of the century award for doing more in living memory to undermine the functioning of the US government.

by FashMaria November 15, 2019

Sakar

Lord and saviour of the merpeople in archaic dead sea scroll scripture, who was forever cursed to wear sexual torture devices made from small chinese porcupines.

I just wrote a fifteen page paper for my "Ancient Civilizations" class at Harvard about Sakar.

by William Wordsworth III May 13, 2005