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A Slavic non-alcoholic sweet beverage consisting of mainly fruits, sugar, and water.
Kompot by Bardo-zilla_37 February 28, 2017
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kompotik 

(n) - a strong drink mixed from the following ingredients

1/3 vodka
1/6 redbull
1/6 gatorate
1/6 any sort fruit juice
1/6 any random liquor that you can

The name comes from a Russian word "kompot" that means a refreshing drink made out of water and jam.

Variations:
- Nuclear kompotik - increase the amount of alcohol to at least 60% and instead of vodka use any sort of strong alcohol that you can find. The more different thing you use, the more nuclear it gets.
Man 1: Why were up until sunrise again?

Man 2: I had some kompotik at the party last night. It was best!
kompotik by tokudu September 29, 2011
The only thing you need in your slav life, it has sugar, fruit, babushkas love, honey, and everything else you need inside. Neighbor Vadim keeps on taking it though
Vadim: Babushka made me kompot

Anatoli: No! Boris' kompot
Boris: Vadim! You stole babushkas kompot! Stop taking her kompot, my kvass, and Anatoli's vodka

Vadim: No blyat
Kompot by DATSHOTGUN579 January 3, 2019
an awesome, cool, tall, straight original gansta, who is jewish
"see that guy with the brown shoes? hes klopot"
klopot by klopee August 22, 2007
- Mom, can I drink some Coke?

- No! Kompot!

- Okay...
Kompot by Ukrainian Girl November 14, 2018
Virgin: Would you like to drink some vin?

Giga Chad: No thanks, I'll get some kompot.
kompot by Yousucklmao August 6, 2023
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