cucha
cucha by jessicaaa =] January 20, 2009
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Cucha
Cucha is a short term for escucha and it means listen. It is used to provoke an argument or debate over useless topics on social networks or to share fake gossips.
Cucha by Vantillana July 7, 2019
Related Words
cucha • cucha libre • cuchaah • cuchaca • cuchana • Cuchani • cuchara • cucharando • Chunky cucha • La cucharacha
cucha libre
when a woman goes without underwear; female version of going commando and free balling (from the Spanish)
Lindsey Lohan's decision to go cucha libre while wearing a short skirt shocked dedicated fans of the Parent Trap and Freaky Friday.
cucha libre by Lyle Oquendo September 24, 2008
Chunky cucha
Chunky cucha by Tiamariaaaa December 31, 2016
Cichacz
Polish surname but in some Asian language it means asshole.
For example:
Sylwia cichacz, Karolina Cichacz, Krzysztof Cichacz
For example:
Sylwia cichacz, Karolina Cichacz, Krzysztof Cichacz
Are you a cichacz from Afghanistan?
cachag
means everything and anybody
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