Kukaw
Kukaw by Buster Mountis September 13, 2010
kukafy
To show off your muscles in front of others and try to embarrass them as much as possible.
This can be used metaphorically when you are being mocked of inefficiency to do a certain thing.
This can be used metaphorically when you are being mocked of inefficiency to do a certain thing.
When a friend of yours talks about, his awesomeness, his future expected muscles/packs to woo chicks to you, means he tried to kukafy you and you are kukafied.
So, you say, " Dude, you just kukafied me bro "
So, you say, " Dude, you just kukafied me bro "
kukafy by the one kukafied August 25, 2011
kukana
meaning susan in Hawaiian
very great girl , doesn't take anything from anyone , independant , strong , very caring etc.
she is just a very great girl
very great girl , doesn't take anything from anyone , independant , strong , very caring etc.
she is just a very great girl
kukana by soundbytehoe October 29, 2017
Kukaj
The most powerful last name, anyone can ever imagine. Anyone that is Kukaj is a real strong bad ass. If you know a Kukaj you should be proud.
Kokawko
Kokawko by praykoforshayko May 9, 2012
kukuwave
kukuwave by pseudorealname November 2, 2012
kuka
kuka by Abby Jaymeson August 15, 2009
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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