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My boy Siku loves eating ass, it's his name-sake!
Siku by Babala November 23, 2021
Related Words
sikunt • sikus • sikuka • Sikula • sikum • SIKUN • Sikut
"Youre a sikunt"
sikunt by wintermute November 6, 2003
A form of praise originating from the 2 words Sick and Cunt. It is used in a good way however, especially in places like Bankstown, Lakemba etc.
A: Wassup you le'?
B: Nothin' much bro, I boned Habibs mum!
A:OMG fully?
B:Yeh I swear bro!
A:Oh my gaawwd, you're such a sikunt.
Sikunt by Riet March 4, 2007
Somebody with an abundance of qualities making them much desireable by others.
John - 'Oi man, i hooked up with some wicked chick the other night'

Alex - 'ohh you fukn SIKUNT!'
Sikunt by maRGas November 5, 2003
A family United as one. They fight sometimes but there is no doubt that they have each other's backs. They are love, hate, tears, and smiles. They are one.
Sikuka is a family, sikuka is forever.
sikuka by Das_0110 November 15, 2017
Andean panpipes (wooden graduated tubes played by blowing over the top of each tube). Also spelled "sicus". There are two basic types: normal sikus and tabla sikus, the latter being graduated from the INSIDE of each tube, so giving the appearance of equally-sized tubes. Sikus come in varying sizes,from the smallest (chuli) to the largest (toyo and jach'a). Sikus are never curved as in the nai (Romanian panpipes), but are sraight up and down and usually found played in pairs or in "hocket" style, with the set of tubes played by one person complementing the other person's. A tropa, or group of musicians, playing only sikus is called "sikuri" or "sicuri".
Most Andean music groups have at least one person playing sikus.
sikus by pentozali October 18, 2008
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"I need more crunchy guys in my life. I'm so tired of dating preppy metrosexual assholes."

"I'm heading out to the crunchy store to pick up some fair trade chocolate and tea tree oil, do you need anything?"
crunchy by EBC July 11, 2007
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Galantir by Ge-sus September 22, 2026
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