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Kalijifan 

A very talented artist.

The word kalijifan originated from Curry Chicken Rice in the Chinese language. The word was used as a name for the artist because she loves curry chicken rice.
The word Kaliji was used to describe a person that is very talented in what they're doing
Kalijifan is such a talented artist

I've never seen such a kaliji artist before!

You've solved this maths equation so quickly! You must be kaliji in maths!
Kalijifan by Randomhitlerhah January 14, 2021
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kalijang 

Man she's a whore shes ugly af and tries to steal your man she ugly like her personality she built like potato

Kalijang if your seeing this
*Fuck you "
"oh u know kalijang?"
"Oh yes that gay ass bitch niggy"
kalijang by Condocondo January 15, 2022
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kalikiano 

Name means Christian, but this person is the opposite of that. He gets lot of women and girls, and prefers to be single, but will also pursue relationships. He loses interest quickly though and often is one to ghost or completely cut someone off for the smallest of reasons. He loves music and listens to many different genres. He is tan and has dark hair, but loves to color it random colors, such as green or red. He has a big heart, but also can be very mean and closed-off at times.
Girl #1- "Wow, that guy is so hot and unique! Do you think he'd date me?"
Girl #2- "That's Kalikiano! He is hot and he would probably date you!"
Girl #3- "He is already dating me though! He's mine!"
Girl #4- "Ladies, calm down, he dates everyone, including me!"
kalikiano by Goyabeansmakemethink August 30, 2022

Ethan Kalajian

A person behind the Blackgaze/Shoegaze band "To writhe love on her arms".
I love Ethan Kalajian.
Ethan Kalajian by blackgays69 November 18, 2025
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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Example 2:
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Translation: My Child, have you not any manners?



Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

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Brought-upsy by B-Town Gilly April 20, 2005
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