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bakadere
It comes from the two words "Baka" and "deredere". Baka and deredere is in Japanese. Baka means idiot and deredere means "lovey dovey". So bakadere basically a clumsy and idiotic person, who also is sweet and kind
Bakadere is mostly used by people who watch anime, or read manga
Bakadere is mostly used by people who watch anime, or read manga
bakadere by Otaku Potato September 7, 2016
wakado y bakado
is another way of saying wake and bake . it originated in new milford nj .
often used when wake and bake cannot be said around other people .
wake and bake is when someone smokes a quantity of marijuana early in the morning ,or whenever they wake up and stays high throughout the day.
its has a spanish connotation but does not come from the spanish language
often used when wake and bake cannot be said around other people .
wake and bake is when someone smokes a quantity of marijuana early in the morning ,or whenever they wake up and stays high throughout the day.
its has a spanish connotation but does not come from the spanish language
Anthony "yo did u wake up yet "
Jones"yea yo come thru to my crib "
Anthony " lets wakado y bakado "
Jones "ight kidd ill get the bud"
Jones"yea yo come thru to my crib "
Anthony " lets wakado y bakado "
Jones "ight kidd ill get the bud"
wakado y bakado by joniornanoitsuptoyou July 23, 2009
bakdaulet
Bakdaulet is the famous male name in Kazakhstan. Bakdaulet is always happy, gorgeous, intelligent and kind. If you have met him, know, that you are very lucky to see him.
bakdaulet by I said yes to myself May 19, 2017
Bakada
When someting impossible happens and suddenly you remember you are an anime character.
Can be used in alternative of nani
Can be used in alternative of nani
Ram Bahadur
Nepali guy who wakes up on Chinese alarm, haves cereal for breakfast, wears levis jeans, a Bangladeshi shirt, and Brazilian slippers. Rides a Japanese bike in search of a job the whole day and comes back to relax at home on his Malaysian Sofa, sipping French wine!
Ram Bahadur by Architect Nepal August 19, 2021
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