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kakkera by Proteinp53 November 23, 2021
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kakkerrig
kakkerrig by JessicaKnowsBest December 25, 2018
blocher, kakker, schnorrer
An irresponsible and garrulous busybody who constantly offers unsolicited and self-serving advice and suggestions. The blocher/kakker/schnorrer is spring-loaded to invite himself (or herself) (un-invited) into one's life, usually with overtones of boisterous dependancy, implying that his (or her) hapless host has obligations to include him (or her) in a variety of activities in which someone else will pay the bill. As an invited (even if self-invited) guest, the blocher/kakker/schorrer will behave as a flamboyant and irresponsibly generous host... until the bill is presented, at which time he (or she) will demonstrate virtuso skill at check-fumbling.
He or she is a blocher/kakker/schnorrer who, unless driven off by relentless whacks with a stick, will disembowel the vitals of another's life. See my definition of "greaseball" to flesh out the picture more fully. To get the straight scoop on just about everything, check out the glossary on my web site at www.squarf.com.
blocher, kakker, schnorrer by squarf March 2, 2004
kankera
this name means so much ! it defines one that is a beast in everything they do. they are known to be nice to others and loved by others.
kankera by imma baller14 November 12, 2011
kakker
kakker by janny_cena_ August 19, 2016
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