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A slur for a white person. The etymology is debated but its emergence from the African American community in the United States perhaps refers to either the 'Crack' of the whip from Slavery in the Antebellum south or an insult to do with the complexion of whites. Much like how the epithet "n*gg*r" is taken from the root word "negro" dark, itself from "nero", Italian for black; 'Kraka' perhaps refers to the white pasty appearance of cheese crackers and thus an equivalent retort to the extreme derogation. Due to historical contextualisation however, 'Kraka' is generally considered less insulting than 'N*gg*r'.
Kraka by anonymous October 28, 2020
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The term "kraka" is often misunderstood. Some people refer to it when speaking to a white person. The term "kraka" is used to its fullest extent when and only when its used against a person of any other color than white. The person being called the "kraka" must not enjoy being called the "kraka." To fully understand this, practice with it against people of non-white color.
Hey Juan, yoos a kraka.
Why you such a kraka Jaquees?
Ayy doo, di di dis foo Armante be a kraka.
kraka by CTopher December 19, 2006
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kraka by Anonymous June 29, 2003
A Kraka is a person that listens to anything but mainstream music today, has democratic political views, and enjoy nature. Very universal too.
Hey, look at those krakas.

Wheres the hole, i gotta krake.
kraka by cody April 19, 2005

kraka king 

The absolute best youtuber of all time, brother of slurps
"OMG KRAKA KING IM SUCH A BIG FAN"
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Kraka Jack 

The awsome Sound engineer, who likes to make up beats and kick it with his friends. He is normaly caucasian and very outgoing. He likes to talk A LOT. But will act cool and laied back.
Yo, That boy is a real kraka Jack. Hes aways drummer with pencils on the desk, and saying weird G-unit phrases even though he is white. He seemed very relaxed until he started talking
Kraka Jack by Lrig ytterp January 12, 2009

Kraka King 

One of the best deltarune YouTubers of all time. He’s pretty nice and friendly. He has his own server “Kraka’s Kingdom” where the mods barely do anything, and the server’s terrible, but hey, it’s all been downhill since user “Aro Ralsei/Sansby#4555” joined. Kraka king makes videos such as “which deltarune character is the most mommy?” And “ai generated deltarune theories”. He’s also very chill and currently warring with the lawless hellhole of “cerealnation”
Romantic Asriel (aro ralseis evil twin) is scrolling through YouTube..
“Wow is that Kraka King!? He posted a new video! Wow, this video is really cool and I should subscribe right now”
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