Kookoo
Kookoo by roxyboxymoxy May 30, 2010
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kookoo by dsdafagjklj February 27, 2009
kookoo for cocoa puffs
Completely insane.
The phrase comes from an American television commercial for a breakfast cereal. The phrase comes from the cereal's mascot, a bird that went crazy for the taste of the cereal. Thus "Kookoo for Cocoa Puffs" became synonomous in American pop-culture for someone who was mentally unhinged.
The phrase comes from an American television commercial for a breakfast cereal. The phrase comes from the cereal's mascot, a bird that went crazy for the taste of the cereal. Thus "Kookoo for Cocoa Puffs" became synonomous in American pop-culture for someone who was mentally unhinged.
kookoo for cocoa puffs by Daryl November 22, 2003
kookoo for crack rocks
kookoo for crack rocks by dirty grove niggas December 8, 2010
kookoo bananas
A term used to define a person, situation or emotion that is particularly fucking crazy, insane, weird, etc.
"That butt naked bitch outside digging in the trash is kookoo bananas."
"The molly I took at the club last night had me feeling kookoo bananas!"
"My coworkers are all going kookoo bananas after 6pm rolls up but we don't get off till 7..."
"The molly I took at the club last night had me feeling kookoo bananas!"
"My coworkers are all going kookoo bananas after 6pm rolls up but we don't get off till 7..."
kookoo bananas by The Kookoo 5 September 12, 2019
Kookoo Quan
Leia when Vader blew up her planet cuz he was being a total d-bag and trying to rape her with his softball trophies. It sucks dude cuz her fake parents were on that planet and Jack Black needs to be better than that
Kookoo Quan by Ouagadougou May 8, 2019
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