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The term used by British soldiers for confectionary sold out in the field. Usually from a pre-arranged fund for each Company of men, the Company Quarter Master will buy a shit-ton of Klakky and sell it cheap to the lads; Bottles of Cola, Pringles, Chocolate bars etc.
"Alright mate, you got any Klakky? I'm fuckin hanging out for a choccy bar."
Klakky by RagnarokVI November 9, 2012
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Klasky Csupo intro 

A thing that is now used by strange YouTube communities to make effects of it.
Video name: Klasky Csupo Intro Omega Effects Round 2 VS Somebody and E
Me: wat
Klasky Csupo intro by metrolord June 14, 2020

Klasky Csupo

Klasky Csupo Is A Short Robot Animation Called Splaat. He Says Klasky Csupo. There are other different endings to it
P1: We are done watching rugrats
ENDING: Klasky Csupo boing BADDEDEDEDOP. BOMB BOMB splat
Klasky Csupo by Cool2110 June 17, 2021
Arlene Klasky, she, along with her friend Gabor Csupo, was an American animator for creating the popular Nickelodeon TV shows like Rugrats, the Rugrats Reboot, The Wild Thornberrys, All Grown Up, As Told by Ginger, Rocket Power, and Aaahh!! Real Monsters!!
Klasky is Arlene's last name, she likes to create Rugrats.
Klasky by CentralAnimator April 29, 2022

klakklakklak 

The sound a crab makes, but in spain
crab: klakklakklak
klakklakklak by john fortnite March 12, 2020

Klasky Csupo

Shitty animation studio that now pretty much controls all of Nickelodeon.
Fuck Rocket Power, Rugrats, and all the other shit Klasky Csupo puts out.

Klarky Kat 

"Lets get semi dimensional on klarky kat!"
Klarky Kat by Barry January 30, 2004
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