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He is making bu-kooh money because he is a V.P.
bu-kooh by Some random person living! September 29, 2009

bu-ku-bucks

Lots of money, mucho moolah, full of money.
He's got bu-ku-bucks
bu-ku-bucks by Hom3slic3 January 10, 2007
Many, much of, lots of, in excess, largeness, huge

Origin: Vietnamese.
Man, I had bu-ku's of beer at the party last night!
bu-ku by SkyKing January 11, 2008

fei si bu ke 

“Fei si bu ke” is the Chinese transliteration of “Facebook”. it means in Chinese as:to die without hesitation.

This word now it implies that Chinese people desire to use Facebook but Chinese government's censorship make this impossible, so people are dying so hard to break the firewall without any hesitation!

Secondly, it also implies right now so many people is addicting to Facebook such this kinds of online social "internetwork", they prefer to die if there is no Facebook.
Mom: Are you Facebook all day again?
Son: I prefer to fei si bu ke if I don't have Facebook!
fei si bu ke by Chinese tits June 2, 2014

b u c k e t 

modern object go yeet, this is a bucket, not big surprise, spade intensifies, will this get accepted, roblox dot com, probably not, why am i here, aaaaa, bbbbb, ccccc, ddddd.
spade go crazy b u c k e t no use but the first person go spabuckespade waht this prob not accep.
b u c k e t by Chaosgamer March 11, 2019

Kan ni na bu chao chee bye 

The mother of all insults, this 7-hit combo literally means "fuck your mother's smelly pussy" in Hokkien. This forbidden phrase is only to be reserved for people whom you have an extreme hatred toward as it is sure to elicit an explosive or violent response.
Kan ni na bu chao chee bye, want fight isit?
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"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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Slop Grenade

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Brent: he just tossed me a slop grenade
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