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A popular (and the first) brand of Japanese mayonnaise. It comes in a plastic squeeze bottle and has a Kewpie doll printed on the wrapper.
Okonomiyaki tastes way better with Kewpie mayo on it.
Kewpie by ro3 May 22, 2007
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A portmanteau of cutie and pie, as popularized by the popular (read: superior) Japanese Mayonnaise brand. Also, qp
Omg, that insta pic I just uploaded of us is so kewpie
kewpie by dqtslc February 20, 2015

Kewpie Doll 

A small inexpensive and cheaply made doll given as a prize for winning a game at an amusement park or fair or given as a consolation prize. A sarcastic term to denote a figurative prize (not actually given) for either accomplishing or not accomplishing a trivial goal, such as attempting to spell an easy word or guessing the answer to some trivial question.
You guessed my middle name. Give that girl a kewpie doll!
Kewpie Doll by ekks September 24, 2010

kewpie doll lamp 

A lamp with a base made out of a childerens toy. Commonly used in america after the depression period.
Is featured in the book "Of Mice And Men" by J. Steinbeck
"Turn on the kewpie doll lamp would you?"

Kewpie Dan 

An inconceivably terrifying man that Strong Bad has to egg (for good reason). He can be seen by clicking on “Kewpie Dan” when Strong Bad shows you his list of people he has to egg on www.homestarrunner.com/halloween2001.html
Kewpie Dan is shrouded in mystery. All I know is that he is somehow connected with fangs (see his picture).
Kewpie Dan by Witches Brew September 28, 2003

kewpie dan 

someone on Strong Bad's people-to-egg list
rather frightening looking character
kewpie dan by The Yellow Dart May 29, 2003
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