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dakka dakka 

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From the universe of warhammer 40k
The race known as the ork comunicate in a very basic english words and noises.

Dakka dakka has multiple meanings but a general translation would be: "BANG BANG"
Its suposed to be mimicing the sound their "shootas" ( guns) make when fired.

they often say it while fiering their guns.
While shooting his "shoota"

DAKKA DAKKA!
dakka dakka by Kinakin July 17, 2007
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dakka dakka 

1)dakka dakkas are a group of people who come from there homeland and TOTALY sponge off of our government.they usualy wear leather jackets and jeans,you can usualy spot a dakka car as a honda civic with tinted windows and round about 8 other dakkas in the back seat.
"wow dude that cars propa dakka init!"
dakka dakka by sprinkles April 26, 2005
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A word or sound a Warhammer 40k Ork says when referring to fire power, or actually firing an automatic weapon.
Deez gunz got a lotta dakka, Boss!
dakka by theRx March 24, 2005
Enough dakka:
"You must create a weapon that can hit every point in space and time in the multiverse... with bullets that are each composed of every point in space and time in the multiverse... at point blank range to every point in space and time in the multiverse... And to clarify, the term "multiverse" includes: all alternate realities, parallel realities, perpendicular realities, potential realities, imagined realities, unimagined realities, inconceivable realities, and impossible realities. So you need a gun that shoots at everything, with everything, when next to everything. Now... how can we achieve *dramatic chord* too much dakka?"
Nevah enough Dakka.
Dakka by That_dude42 October 19, 2008
what orks in warhammer 40k say wen they are using/speaking about an automatic weapon.
It is mimicing the sound of a semi-automatic going off.
much like a little kid saying "pee-yowm" to indicate the sound of a pistol.
Ork charging-WAAAAARGH!!!! DAKKA DAKKA DAKKA!!! KILL DA 'UMIES!!!
dakka by Jammers May 24, 2005

Akka Dakka 

The Australian way of referring to AC/DC, our country's greatest rock band and the pioneers of hard rock. "Akka Dakka" sounds so fucking Australian, and like many of our culture's lingo, was derived from a longer, more syllable-heavy word to form a shorter, quicker variation that reflects the enthusiastic "Let's get to it" attitude of the Australian people.
Driver: "Hey, turn that bloody shit off an' let's switch on some Akka Dakka, eh cobber?"
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dakka by Splerf December 27, 2013
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