kajagoogoo
Hey Mickey, I was chicken strangling yesterday and I got kajagoogoo all over the readers wives section.
kajagoogoo by Jon Bon Jovi June 26, 2003
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Kajagoogoo
a extremely gay new wave band that thought teasing thier hair and putting beads in it was progressing the new wave era.
Kajagoogoo by SCUMMY April 5, 2005
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Kajagoodo
Hairstyle popularized by leader of 80's pop band Kajagoogoo. Now more often associated with Wapanese due to similarity to anime character hairstyles and possibly associated with loser-mating theme of said band's hit song "Shy, Shy"
"Oh, I love your Kajagoodo. It's so Limahl."
"Don't be so gay!"
"No, you're so gay!"
"Nooo, you're gay!"
...etc.
"Don't be so gay!"
"No, you're so gay!"
"Nooo, you're gay!"
...etc.
Kajagoodo by Paul Bruening January 12, 2006
kajagoogooward
kajagoogooward by Limajagoogoo December 9, 2008
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