Kakalak

(kak ' a lak) n. Colloq. Carolina 1. an endearment of the Carolinas, especially by people raised in the area who have moved elsewhere. Conveys a tongue-in- cheek quality, a willingness to laugh at oneself and one's origins, while still remaining proud and affectionate towards them.

I was born in North Kakalak and raised in South Kakalak.

by Beth Cagle Burt July 30, 2006

Kakalak

Kak•a•lak (kak ' a lak) n. (Colloq.) (various spellings including Cacalacky) 1. A folksy slang for "Carolina"--an amalgamation with "Appalachia". 2. an endearment of the Carolinas, especially by people raised in the area who have moved elsewhere. Conveys a tongue-in- cheek quality, a willingness to laugh at oneself and one's origins, while still remaining proud and affectionate towards them.

I live in South Kakalak and work in North Kakalak.

by Beth Cagle Burt September 13, 2007

Kakalak

(kak ' a lak) n. Colloq. Carolina 1. an endearment of the Carolinas, especially by people raised in the area who have moved elsewhere. Conveys a tongue-in- cheek quality, a willingness to laugh at oneself and one's origins, while still remaining proud and affectionate towards them.

I was born in North Kakalak and raised in South Kakalak.

by kakalak.net July 27, 2006

Kakalak

st.lucian slang for vagina

that girl has a big kakalak.

by Swaggerunique March 4, 2009

KakoLako

KakoLako is Croatian youtuber that makes life important tutorials. His real name is Filip Rožman and he likes alcohol.

Did you watch KakoLako tutorial "Kako seksati"?
Of course!

by @ivanmatulovic69 June 12, 2020

KakaSaku

KakaSaku is the romantic ship of Naruto characters Kakashi & Sakura

1. KakaSaku is so canon. Look at how he treats her in comparison to other characters.

2.KakaSaku is such a pure and healthy ship. They treat each other as equals and care deeply about each others well being

by Pm Henry December 24, 2016

kakabakasmaka

Let's start with the first 4 characters 'kaka', in French kaka means poo. Then we have the next 4 characters which are 'baka', baka can be interpreted as the word back meaning coming back from a certain location. Finally we have 'smaka', here we can interpret it as smak which to according to the oxford dictionary, is the action of gently caressing ones lips with their own.

'kakabakasmaka' fell off of the mountain because he is a noob

by Tristan#8080 October 20, 2021