Kakra
Kakra by Yourunclesfootprint September 5, 2020
kakrasi
A derogatory term used to describe your typical beta male swede. A conjunction of the words cuckold and racist.
The word is used to point out the fact that most swedish beta males tend to be submissive and closet racists.
The word is used to point out the fact that most swedish beta males tend to be submissive and closet racists.
- As an immigrant girl I can't find a good swedish guy to date. There all such kakrasi's!
- Kakrasi ! (Used as a comeback to an insult)
- Kakrasi ! (Used as a comeback to an insult)
kakrasi by The typical swede July 2, 2022
Kak/Kakrasi
Your typical swede. Someone born into the life of a cuckold. One can also earn och receive the honorary title of Kak through being dubbed by the arch Kak of Varna.
Kakrasi is the same but with a large dose of closet racism added. Preferably this is practiced by people of Kurdish descent living Sweden (Kakland)
Kakrasi is the same but with a large dose of closet racism added. Preferably this is practiced by people of Kurdish descent living Sweden (Kakland)
- Goddag! Fint väder det var idag då.
- You're Kak/Kakrasi!
- He doesn't like immigrants. He's a Kakrasi!
- You're Kak/Kakrasi!
- He doesn't like immigrants. He's a Kakrasi!
Kak/Kakrasi by The typical swede July 2, 2022
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