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Barkapoo 

Any dog that is part poodle and barks in excess/has a major barking problem.
Person 1: What a cute dog! What breed is it?
Person 2 (as dog is barking incessantly): It's a barkapoo.
Person 1: LOL, no really!
Person 2: It's a barkapoo. Haven't you heard it barking the past half hour? When we got it we thought it was a yorkiepoo but turns out it's a barkapoo.
Barkapoo by LOL good one July 2, 2011
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Avon Barksdale

Drug kingpin from the HBO show The Wire
I ain't no suit-wearin' businessman like you... you know I'm just a gangsta I suppose...-Avon Barksdale
Avon Barksdale by rb42371 January 4, 2012

bakadere 

It comes from the two words "Baka" and "deredere". Baka and deredere is in Japanese. Baka means idiot and deredere means "lovey dovey". So bakadere basically a clumsy and idiotic person, who also is sweet and kind
Bakadere is mostly used by people who watch anime, or read manga
That guy is a idiot, but he is actually kinda sweet, he must be a bakadere
bakadere by Otaku Potato September 7, 2016
pronounced - bark-Ay

the term "barkay" can be used at the end of an argument, signifying that you dont care about the topic anymore.

Also used as a sarcastic retort to somebody who is annoying you.
1.
"...so if you shot me in the head, i would still have the strength to break your neck....blah......"

"barkay, just STFU"

2.
"(babbling on about some inane subject)"

"barkay, i dont care now f**k off"
barkay by aLLow nD TingZz May 16, 2010

wakado y bakado 

is another way of saying wake and bake . it originated in new milford nj .

often used when wake and bake cannot be said around other people .

wake and bake is when someone smokes a quantity of marijuana early in the morning ,or whenever they wake up and stays high throughout the day.

its has a spanish connotation but does not come from the spanish language
Anthony "yo did u wake up yet "

Jones"yea yo come thru to my crib "

Anthony " lets wakado y bakado "

Jones "ight kidd ill get the bud"
Derived From the elvish language of Twengar, also known as The Black Speech Of Mordor, Barad Dur translates into Dark Tower
When you say Barad Dur you are actually spekaing the foulest langauge ever to grace the face of the planet.
Barad Dur by Sauron May 13, 2005