Karuska
Look at that karuska
Karuska by Urban 292029 September 21, 2021
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Karuska • Karuka • kapuskasing • Karusane • Kavuskavis • Kruskal • Kruskamp • Kruška • prosula se kao kruška
Kruskamp
krus′kamp (krooz′kamp)
v. to utter a completely inappropriate statement in public without social penalty, or with a socially positive benefit to the speaker p.t. krus′kamped, p.p. krus′kamp·ing
n. a socially inappropriate, yet endearing, utterance
krus′kamp·er (krooz′kamp·ǝr)
n. one known to kruskamp often, or repeatedly.
v. to utter a completely inappropriate statement in public without social penalty, or with a socially positive benefit to the speaker p.t. krus′kamped, p.p. krus′kamp·ing
n. a socially inappropriate, yet endearing, utterance
krus′kamp·er (krooz′kamp·ǝr)
n. one known to kruskamp often, or repeatedly.
The only reason he gets away with saying those things is because he is so charismatic. He's a kruskamper.
Kruskamp by mamalickaboobooday April 10, 2009
kapuskasing
A city in north Ontario. A mill town. A lot of nice people, who know how to party, just stop breaking into kap Inn to party :p. All in All, a great place for a summer outdoors vacation, or even to live if you really enjoy the Outdoors.
kapuskasing by He who arises in might July 26, 2004
Karuka
Karuka is a girl who is adorable and cute but is always late and behind and flunks most of her tests she has a interesting group of freinds and her mum works full time and her dad is a mystery
Person A “I met this super cute girl who came late to the study group today.”
Person B “I bet her name is Karuka.”
Person B “I bet her name is Karuka.”
Karuka by Ella Furyebu September 17, 2018
Kruskal
It is an American male surname. the name is popular for many mathematicians and scientists having it.
Kruskal by StaticDynamic123 September 18, 2020
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A)
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B)
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B)
Can also be used to gross out Non-Techie people
A)
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B)
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