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acumalaka 

Acumalaka is meme from a monkey that was tickled first, and now a frog is jumping
acumalaka
acumalaka by Shouwee May 20, 2023
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Alamalakadi

One of the most versatile slang available, it originated as an ancient tribal incantation of the East. It was used to call forth spirits of eccentricity and bewilderment, often inflicting the intended target with horror. Nowadays, it is mostly used in a flippant manner, telling people to cease talking in a most discourteous way.
"Hey! Let me tell you about the time I..."

"ALAMALAKADI!"

(the most common response) "Well, fuck YOU too!"
Alamalakadi by EastCoastClassic February 23, 2010

acumatata 

I still dont know what this means but its a funny word my friend made up again.
acumatata

asumalamadimalama 

If you find yourself typing this word you are clearly acquainted with the popular rapper Eminem and his hit song Rap God . Many peolple may only know the first part of the fasted verse of this song which is asumalamadimalama and if not fully skilled with the art of rapping they will mumble the rest of the 6 minute song . Asumalamadimalama is a result of people only knowing the first part of the 97 word verse .
Hey do you know that song ? I think it says asumalamadimalama in one of the parts !

abumbalakaka 

Uh, well basically..people use it to be goofy but you're going to sound like an attention seeker so don't even dare to use it
Abumbalakaka snnananananans
abumbalakaka by Wkwjannaan December 11, 2020

akamalaka 

when 2 gangs decide they want to start a fight with eachother
"yo gang you tryna akamalaka these guys"
akamalaka by mr psychulieum January 10, 2023

acumanatata 

I was at my family reuinion the other day that was a hell of a acumanatata bro
acumanatata by Bryan abrue December 7, 2011
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