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Battuta another word for "horunge" or in English son of a whore. Sometimes even used as a word of rage.
Battuta!!!

You are such a BATTUTA
Battuta by Christisking_- August 21, 2026
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Kold Bantutan

Kold Bantutan is the word used to confuse other people especially your parents or elderly that you're really intend to say is "bold kantutan" which means-bold, is the...you know what does it mean. While kantutan means sex yes po opo
"Ano yan kold bantutan?!"
"Kung kold bantutan yan hindi ako interasado ako."
Kold Bantutan by IVO$ June 10, 2020
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battotai 

The Imperial Japanese March. The name adapted from the Battōtai guard in the Satsuma Rebellion, was published in 1885. The song was used throughout The Second World War. Battotai still used to some extent today, usually in memes such as Hirodripto (Hirohito Drip) and the music of the piece can still be heard in Japanese Marches to this day.
John: “Jack, what is your favorite marching song?”
Jack: “Although Erika is very popular, my favorite marching song is Battotai.”
battotai by RushedLMAO June 12, 2022

Ibn Buttuta 

Ibn Buttuta was an explorer during the Islamic empire. It is believed that his name was used similarly to modern day's Marco Polo. It is also used to help find people who are lost at a short range.
For example, when you and your friends are lost in a corn maze, either party may yell, "Ibn!" and the other party would answer,"Buttuta!". It comes out to be Ibn Buttuta.
Ibn Buttuta by Koolaidiqua October 4, 2009
slang for a police man's stick in the Philippine language in reference to a penis.
wow man! you have one big batuta!
batuta by freediver May 14, 2005
Mongolian girl who belongs to buyakhai.
Buyakhai loves Tuyakhai 3000
Battuya is gangster in 3,4th district
Battuya by Booyuah September 28, 2021
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Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

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