Wunka
It means many things!
Such as agreement, disdain, disagreement, confusion, etc.
Wunka is always relevant!
Such as agreement, disdain, disagreement, confusion, etc.
Wunka is always relevant!
Wunka by Dia Porack April 12, 2008
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Junga Wunga
A spontaneous outburst which has no actual meaning. Can be interpreted arbitrarily.
(Typically used by intoxicated/inebriated people.)
(Typically used by intoxicated/inebriated people.)
Junga Wunga by Jungawungaman May 10, 2010
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