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karagiozis 

Karagiozis or Karaghiozis (Greek Καραγκιόζης, from Turkish Karagöz) is a shadow puppet and fictional character of Greek folklore derived from the Ottoman Turkish Karagöz. He is the main character of the tales narrated in the Greek shadow-puppet theatre. Karagöz in Turkish means 'black-eye', and it is the origin of this character's name.

In slung it is used as as synonym to malakas, clown,poser, someone who is ridiculous, someone who says something ridiculous. Also used in football for someone who loses a great chance for goal etc.
He is karagiozis, look what he just did, he send the ball out while he was alone with the goalpost.

Are you karagiozis? you ridiculed yourself again? What were you thinking?

I hate the karagiozis (des for many) playing rackets on the beach thinking they are fucking Federer or something.
karagiozis by panossak February 26, 2009
buhok na mula sa pusod hanggang sa maselang bahagi ng katawan. kaya ito tinawag ng karug dahil magkarugtong ang buhok.. EHEHE :)
Yung sa may tambayan oh, kita karug!

karagiozis 

Greek slang for clown, jackass, fool, imbecile, idiot, actor - see malakas
aftos o karagiozis prospathouse na gamisi tin mana moy.
karagiozis by Moustache November 8, 2003

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kargis tyvna by mocarta October 19, 2022

Karuvism 

Karuvism is our ideology is a mixture of tsarism, theology, the spread of Orthodoxy, pan (any people) under Orthodoxy, and its entry into the Orthodox union, there is also national conservatism, Islamophobia. The economy is state-monopolistic socialism, and borders closed from the Islamic and Roman "Catholic" world.
Yo,did you hear about the Karuvism Orthodox server?
Karuvism by Scholar Easton March 8, 2022
Karui is an Japanese name meaning “light” and and can be mistaken for the name, “Hikari” which also means light in Japanese.

Also an Japanese Katakana of Carly.
Karui is too bright.
Karui by Datidiot May 23, 2018