akumbe

A great, honourable man who once ruled the lands, akumbe was his name. After many hard fought battles of sex and fucks, akumbe lost his power. He now seeks to regain his abilities. WE LOVE U AKUMBE

long live AKUMBE

by luvjot22 November 20, 2020

Akumpo

NBA player who’s name is really long and flight reacts creation and has grown from 7’0 to 102’2 in a span of 3 years

Akumpo how do you get bitched you are literally 102’2

by Akumpo October 5, 2020

Akumenship

The act of being masterful with Akuma in any Street Fighter Game

I'll show you my Akumenship right now muthafucka!

by O-style February 26, 2009

Ayumillion

A huge number created by arbitrarily adding zeros to any number to see if it makes any difference to a bad situation

They kept on working at it, as the number grew to ayumillion, but they knew in their hearts they were wasting their time. Better to stop now before it died completely.

by Maxx Borchovski June 3, 2009

Ayumification

The adding of Ayumi Hamasaki-related details and accessories to anything. This includes (but is not related to) Ayumi Hamasaki's likeness, camouflage, leopard or cheetah print, and the A-logo.

In the process of Ayumifying my computer, I added a Firefox persona and wallpaper to my desktop. I also have a case with the A logo etched in the side of it.

My cell phone's ayumification process is complete - a leopard-print case, Ayu wallpaper, Ayu ringtones, and an Ayu concert phone strap!

by deliriumzer0 May 15, 2010

Akuma

Character from Street Figher. Akuma goes by the name of Gouki in the Japanese versions of Street Fighter.

Deadly in the hands of pros, but most idiots just throw fireballs and try to do his special move "Raging Demon" or "Shungokusatsu" until they just give up and call the game gay.

Remember folks speed is everything.
LP,LP,-->, LK, HP

Akuma is the slayer of all...until some dumbass gets the controller.

by SaintFuse February 8, 2004

akuma

Japanese for "devil" or "fiend".

The man was branded as the Akuma after his horrendous deeds.

by The Zebu January 25, 2004