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kurat
Estonian word meaning 'devil', used mostly by Russians and other forgeigners to refer to Estonians. Claimed to be the only native curse word.
kurat by Maei Raagi Eestikeelt March 8, 2009
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Kurat
Kurat by LigamaCoconut October 2, 2018
Karate Raccoon
That one raccoon that lives in your yard that you can't get rid of because it knows karate. The only way to defeat it is by hiring Jack-Jack from The Incredibles or Kung fu panda to fight it.
Karate Raccoon by Tater_Taco July 13, 2020
Krati
Is someone funny chilled dude kinda girl ..but also have a sensetive caring side for ones those have proven there worth ..bold girl who never cares of what others think of her .
Krati by Saintly devil September 21, 2019
Krati
A name which means art ,true lover ,a caring one,and kind person, having her own swag and who just don't give shit 'bout what people think about her.
Krati by You stupids January 26, 2018
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