Juruku
Juruku by Bootymaster42069 January 7, 2020
Little Jurkull
a demeening term used to be derogatorilly denouncing standard, seriously insulting, less formall than "you litle jerk off!" or "You little son of a bitch!"
boy caught stealing by his father at a convenience store, the father punches the kid in the skull then denounces his son as a "Little Jurkull!"
Little Jurkull by L.J.F February 4, 2009
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sachiko juraku
The main antagonist for Kakegurui Twin. A really hot 18-year old girl with light gray hair, red eyes, pink lipstick, and a sadistic psychopath. She’s the head of the Public Morals Committee.
Person 1: Hey have you read Kakegurui Twin?
Person 2: Yes! My favorite character is Sachiko Juraku and I also simp for her
Person 2: Yes! My favorite character is Sachiko Juraku and I also simp for her
sachiko juraku by Yumekoslefttiddie January 19, 2021
Jurikuto
Jurikuto by Uwillneverknowcus October 19, 2020
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