kugga
a blended slang term. part "cousin" (you my cuz), part "kid" (dag kid!), and part "nigga" (you my nigga).
kugga by tha original kugga May 17, 2009
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Kugga
A face that is very aesthetically challenged. Often used to describe boxy goblin-like faces of middle-aged men who are trying too hard to look cool. Word Origin: Probably Sumerian, probably Punjabi, no one really knows, but it makes perfect sense.
e.g. "Look at that kugga-jiya dude trying to dance next to that pretty lady. Who does he think he is? Hrithik Roshan?" (Note: Mr. Roshan is the opposite of kugga. The anti-Kugga if you will).
Kugga by alien-linguist January 12, 2024
Kungaloosh
All purpose greeting used by members of Merriweather Adam Pleasure’s Adventurers Club. Like “aloha” it’s meaning depends on its inflection and can be used for “Hello”, “Goodbye”, “Kiss me quick the lava is approaching the village” or as a toast.
Kungaloosh by “Right Guard” July 20, 2021
Kungaloosh
A term often used by explorers and adventurers, it is an all purpose word meaning "Hello", "Goodbye", "How's it going," etc. or used as a positive exclamation.
Kungaloosh by 980SEA July 20, 2021
Kungaloosh
An all purpose greeting that can mean many different things, such as "Hello", "Goodbye", or "Don't touch that--It's Dead."
Common amongst Adventurers, Explorers, and Drunks. Most often spoken by those who frequented the best bar in the world.
Common amongst Adventurers, Explorers, and Drunks. Most often spoken by those who frequented the best bar in the world.
Welcome, Adventurers! Kungaloosh!
Kungaloosh by PPerkins July 20, 2021
Kungaloosh
KUNGALOOSH is the official club salute of the now-closed Adventurers Club at Walt Disney World's Pleasure Island. As they say there, it can mean, "Hello", "Goodbye", "Your pants are falling off" etc..., the bar featured interactive elements and character improv actors until it was closed on September 27, 2008.
Marching along we're adventurers
Singing the song of adventurers
Up or down
North, south, east, or west,
An Adventurer's life is best. KUNGALOOSH!!
Singing the song of adventurers
Up or down
North, south, east, or west,
An Adventurer's life is best. KUNGALOOSH!!
Kungaloosh by Robbie Squire July 20, 2021
Kungaloosh
Kungaloosh by Ravenscroft1313 July 20, 2021
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