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a boy, not just any boy, the one with the brightest smile that can light up an entire world. kutyar will certainly be there when you need him. even if he thinks hes not doing a good job, he will try his best to comfort you in any way he could! the greatest, sweetest person you will ever meet. He usually has black hair and a burning passion for a certain hobby or sport. he will rant to you about things he finds interesting (make sure to listen) and overall a comfortable person to be around, have a kutyar in your life.
"OOOooh, so your name is kutyar? I heard that kutyars have the greatest smile!"
kutyar by wilson10291029 December 17, 2023
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Kuttar Bachcha 

Kuttarbachcha (Bengali/Bangla) = Son of a bitch
Tui akta kuttar bachcha.
Kuttar Bachcha by tuneslover August 6, 2011
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kuttar bacha 

kuttar bacha litterally means "dogs child" and it is used as a insult in bangladesh or to a bangali person from another bangali person kuttar bacha also means bitch
tumi akta kuttar bacha (your a childs dog)
kuttar bacha by NeilTheProbo January 26, 2021
Kutkarl, chill person ajd very swag mutual
"Hey sam? Who's Kutkarl?"

"Oh they are an person on tiktok, and a very good mutual"
Kutkarl by H4lcyon.sam September 25, 2021
Kutkarl. chill person and nice mutual
"Hey Sam, Who's Kutkarl?"
"Kutkarl is a person on tt! and a nice mutual"
Kutkarl by H4lcyon.sam September 25, 2021
sexiest mf ever (a tiktokker that is very sexy)
Oh you mean a sexy person? We use kutkarl now.
kutkarl by anonymouss_ss September 25, 2021
Very cool tiktok'r 😊👍 (REAL)
Kutkarl is really amazing 😍
kutkarl by Dreams is a whore September 25, 2021
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