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kiwi love 

Represents the friendship and love between two friends, more commonly with females than males.
Two people celebrate their love while drinking a glass of passionate kiwi. To have this, one must also know the secret handsign. Call one another their kiwi slice.
1. I kiwi love you!
2. Yo, kiwi slice! Poor me another passionate kiwi!
3. Let's go get kiwi love tattoos!!
kiwi love by Deanna Kay June 13, 2008
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Kiwi love potion 

Used by australians towards people from new zealand.

- New Zealand has a lot of sheep there.

- Mint sauce is usually used on lamb roasts.
Adam - Hey can you pass me the kiwi love potion?
Tom - Huh, kiwi love potion?

Adam - Pass the bloody mint sauce ya git!
Tom - Oh, hahahahaha! *passes the mint sauce*
Kiwi love potion by DRIZL October 21, 2012

kiwi peanut love 

The kind of bond people search their whole lives for. this love is what completes lives. A relationship that has intense struggles but overcomes with tremendous strides. The people involved in this type of love are eachothers best friends and will have the best looking children ever. the couple that has kiwi peanut love will change the world. kiwis and peanuts arent the same at all but thats what makes their love so special! A bond made to last and the best once in a lifetime blessing that anyone could ever dream of!
wow look at them they totally have that kiwi peanut love!
kiwi peanut love by k-dubb6 October 16, 2008

Kiwi Loveboat 

Transport ship carrying live sheep leaving Fremantle port. West Australia
New Zealander who likes having sex with sheep.so any ship boat carryin live sheep become a kiwi loveboat.
Kiwi Loveboat by dragonflyzinthewest November 25, 2010
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