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A big Greek boy who has an infatuation with ducks. He has an overactive imagination and has waaaaay too much free time so he makes up silly little names for everyone in his life.
According to all reported sightings, he likes to hang around French pigs and Indian monsters.
Katy: "Ew, have you seen that Kokonut by the lake?"

Ditzo: "Why are all the ducks attracted to that Kokonut with mega moobs???"
Kokonut by Plastic Cups July 31, 2009
Words you can keep
Kokonut- A type of nut usually confused with "Coconut". One difference being while a Kokonut is a nut, a Coconut is a fruit.
"Hey look, it's a coconut!"
"Huh? No it's not! It's a Kokonut!"
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kokonut nut 

A giant nut. It is the koko fruit of the koko tree.

From kokonut song on youtube
If you eat too much kokonut nut you’ll get very fat!
ship name of sad gay ppl in tokyo revengers, containing koko and inui (the loml) ship trope: peers to best friends to rivals to people who may never speak to each other again
A : what’s your favourite ship in tokyo revengers?

B : kokonui

A : are you mentally okay?

kokonaut 

Kokonauts are kokonuts (coconuts) originated from mars, They live upto the age of 4.
Kokonauts are also considered smexiest Pleebs around the galaxy
Its Eon the kokonaut!
kokonaut by EonDaKokonaut March 2, 2017

kokonutt industries 

This is a company which originally started in Ngee Ann Secondary school in 2022. The company has a youtube channel as well as a website that sells lettuce and tomato ketchup. The company rose to fame because of its brand ambassador, Ilyas Hakim, a legendary public speaker.
Ilyas : I dont want to be the mascot of kokonutt industries
ceo: you signed a contract
kokonutt industries by Yuqa May 14, 2022
Kokonte is a Twi word (language of the Akan ethnic groups in Ghana) and a swallow soft doughy food for the Akans in southern part of Ghana and eaten with liquid soups (nkwan) such as, palm nut soup, peanut butter soup, werewere soup or akatoa/agushi soup with varieties of meats, fishes, snails, crabs, mushrooms and okro (nkruma) on the side. Kokonte is usually served in Asanka or Ayowaa (an earthware bowl; black or red in color) and can be eaten at, Ghana restaurants or Chop bars (food restaurants) in Ghana.

Right way to eat Fufu:

Take a piece of the Kokonte, make a hole in it, scoop the soup and swallow, never chew the Kokonte.

Kokonte is made from sun dried cassava flour or powder.
Swallow the Kokonte with the peanut butter soup without chewing.
Kokonte by Awura Adwoa February 11, 2021
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