Bakis is the Swedish word for hangover - or rather, hung over. 'I am bakis' means 'I am hung over' or 'I have a hangover'.

Being Swedes, Swedes drink a lot. Hence, just like the eskimos reputedly have lots of synonyms for snow, the Swedes have many expressions for being hungover. Americans drink too, so they could use at least one synonym for hangover.

Bakis is also a Swedish hangover cure, a rehydration pill that you take with water before going to bed. Their slogan is "Seize the day. After."

lyrics/ the name of a song made up by an anime character in haikyuu known as tendou. he sings the song during a volleyball match, the lyrics meaning "keep on breaking them! what you say? their hearts! keep on shattering them! what you say?"

to which semi eita or eita semi replies "those blocks?"
and tendou continues
"nah their spirits."
the japanese version is

How does one acheive cookies? By cooking? i think not... By baking, thats how! So why do we call them cookies if we bake them, its wrong i tell you wrong! We will have 6.6 billion people join this group to petition hte worldwide name change of cookies to the new BAKIES (pronounced, BAY - keys, but with more flow and UMPH)

The real word for cookies

If cookies were cooked then they could be called cookies but the are baked so why the hell arent they called bakies

A Bakie is a girl who’s sweet, kindhearted, and radiates optimistic energy at all times. Although they seem like they deserve the best, they always happen to run into the slightest misfortunes.

@fuckleeknoww x @loonathebible confirmed. Baki is the ship name

A series of long, scenic, winding roads through Newbury, Newburyport, West Newbury, Georgetown and Rowley (Massachusetts) known for a serious lack of cops and a great place for a smoke drive.