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colao is a spanish word like lambon meaning a person who is always following some one or invites himself with out being invited by the person or people making the plans
in other words uninvited
pedro: yo pablo lets go 2 the parti 2morro
pablo: ight lets go
jesus: yea we in dere

pablo and pedro: who invited u ???

jesus is a colao
colao by matatan February 26, 2009
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Nick Colao

yea nick colao, he's a dick
Nick Colao by urgirl17 January 13, 2019
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colamonkey55 

the coolest tiktoker ever so funny and gorgeous af.
wow she’s funny must be colamonkey55
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Cherry cola 

When someone(mainly a girl)is very artistic,laidback,smart,sweet,and full of life.
Jerry:Mary is so cherry cola,she let me copy her notes in math!
Jimmy:cherry cola?
Cherry cola by St.JIMMMMY November 9, 2019

George Bush Cola 

Another name for Arizona's Arnold Palmer Lite Half Iced Tea and Half Lemonade. The name arose after several people noticed that the portrait of Arnold Palmer on the can looked similar to that of President George W. Bush.
"Hey man beer me that George Bush Cola"

Coca Cola Bandit 

A man who jokingly robs shops too dangerously
(Such as robbing a candy store)
Did you kill a man just to steal the chocolate from him? Fuck you fucking Coca Cola Bandit
Coca Cola Bandit by BlurBoy December 20, 2021

Coca-Cola Espuma 

Coca-Cola Espuma by Mr.6% October 20, 2020
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