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bacada bacada bacada

Bacon egg and cheese
Ayo csn i get the bacada bacada bacada
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babada boopy 

peter griffin's way of speaking italian
peter: Babada boopy?!
italian: siete pazzi
peter: babada boopy babada
babada boopy by mdawg1 November 19, 2011
Portugese word for cool or hizzle.

Used to describe both people and things.
1) Maya, you are so bacana.
2) That club was bacana.
bacana by A. "Tizzle" Toledo May 3, 2004
When someting impossible happens and suddenly you remember you are an anime character.

Can be used in alternative of nani
And, facing Jotaro, Kira was like : "Bakada !"
Bakada by Le_Kam'R June 12, 2020
1. When having sex with a girl, it's the sound of your balls slapping her ass and your legs double timing the sound as they hit her legs. The repetition of this sound makes the sound babada babada etc...

2. When you see a girl so hot that you know if you got with here your nuts would go Babadababadababada.
1. Dude I was doing a girl so fast last night my nuts were going Babada Babada.


babada by Uncool Joe January 21, 2009
The piece of skin between your balls and ass hole.
"That bitch just kicked me in the Bajada"

"I was skating before and my board hit me in the Bajada"

"Dont make me pinch your Bajada"

"Your mum licked my Bajada"
Bajada by Mark.S.Michell. March 30, 2009

Bacara get down 

Used when some kid is acting like a retard (in this case, a lad named bacara).
Captain Rex: "oh my fuck you dumbass bacara get down"
Bacara get down by somerandomguyok January 25, 2017
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