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ñoko by Kevin Brian McFarlane October 13, 2003
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ñoko
An anus face from Monterrey, Mexico who is systematically getting bold and his stupidity duplicates by the day.
ñoko by Daniel Gonzalez P. May 16, 2004
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NoKo by freethinkingRESIST September 3, 2017
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Noko by I drink trees March 30, 2021
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Noko by Jeffrey Prinz June 29, 2021
noko
Noko is a term frequently used by creative people Down Under and in French speaking countries, implying beautiful and functional design.
In French, it is an adjective:
Il est complètement noko ton site!
In English a verb:
tr.v. no·koed, no·ko·ing, no·koes
I nokoed some awesome stuff this morning!
She constantly nokoes amazing work.
When they’re inspired, they noko beautiful objects.
Il est complètement noko ton site!
In English a verb:
tr.v. no·koed, no·ko·ing, no·koes
I nokoed some awesome stuff this morning!
She constantly nokoes amazing work.
When they’re inspired, they noko beautiful objects.
noko by André Putman October 13, 2011
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