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O kawaii koto 

No one:
Kaguya: O kawaii koto
O kawaii koto by WeabooDolfy125 April 15, 2019
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O kawaii koto 

The Japanese version of ‘how cute’. The character Kaguya Shinomiya uses this a lot in the manga called Kaguya Wants to be Confessed to, otherwise known as Kaguya-Sama: Love is War.

It is Shirogane Miyuki’s (another character) least favorite saying of hers.
Kaguya: O kawaii koto.
Prez/Shirogane: AHHHHHHHHH
O kawaii koto by Mmgh August 6, 2019

Yami Kawaii 

Yami Kawaii (病みかわいい) is a Japanese aesthetic that was originally born as opposite to the pastel Yume Kawaii aesthetic. The Japanese word "yami" can mean both "dark" or "sick", and refers to its use of dark colors and motifs related to sickness.
"There are many yami kawaii magical girl stories nowadays."
Yami Kawaii by Kurumi Nanase November 13, 2020

Yume Kawaii 

Yume Kawaii (ゆめかわいい) is a Japanese aesthetic that refers to pastel, dream-like things. Although it only recently came to light, it often embodies the appearance of classic shoujo manga with many sparkly designs and magical girl influences.
"Creamy Mami is just as popular as ever, and the pale pastel colored hair is very popular with Yume Kawaii girls."
Yume Kawaii by Kurumi Nanase November 14, 2020

kiwi shampoo

A "kiwi shampoo" / "kiwi shampoos" is cop-slang for kicking a criminals' head in. Police have to wear shine-able shoes as part of their uniforms, and Kiwi is a popular brand of shoe polish, as well as being a popular scent for hair products . It was made more prominent by the TNT drama "Southland" using the term on several occasions.
The perp hit officer Valazquez in the head with the beer bottle he threw, so he decided to give him a good old Kiwi Shampoo before shoving him in the back of the patrol car.
kiwi shampoo by yaboymd March 7, 2017

kiwi dinosaur 

A person who brings a single serving food item for themselves at a potluck party.
"Hey guys Manz is bringing the rice to the party right? Yeah he is but he is going to pull a kiwi dinosaur on us and just bring just enough for himself."
kiwi dinosaur by nugeny_x May 13, 2014
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trucker's tan 

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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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