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someone fond of lakes (lae) and kiwis (the food/ kwi)

they often go out to the lake to eat their stash of kiwis that they've been saving since the last trip to the lakeside. they are very kind, caring, compassionate, and thoughtful. They have tons of friends that they would share their kiwis with if the friends are also a laekwi or in need of food emergency wise.
Person A: Hey have you seen friend around?

Person B: Nah, they went to the lake again, such a laekwi.
laekwi by oakiexo April 3, 2022
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Completely without wit, witless. The lowest level of wit.
While Eric was a halfwit, and Buffy was a dimwit, Charles was a complete lackwit, and had no clue about anything.
lackwit by MineralMan May 30, 2008
Lackwin is a rare name.Only 1 million person have this name.The name Lackwin will be a boy name.(Lackwin) is a charming man with a positive vibes.He will be little bit shy.His work will always lead to success.He is gud friend.Little bit afraid of girls.A gud sportsman.He is a little bit crack too.He may be little bit tall.He will have girlfriend's a lot than boy friends.This charming man will be a legend in future
Lackwin:Hi
Girls:what a charming man he is
Lackwin by By JL Gates August 16, 2018
A person who is beautiful and also beautiful heart and also special. She is a social butterfly and gets alot of people behind her. She is loved by everyone.
Oh looks its laekie!
Laekie by Laekie March 20, 2023

laekki hund 

a danish term you use when you're excited over sometihng, or generaly happy.
eg: i just got a new haircut
LAEKKI HUND!!
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Instagram @laekinrivera
Follow my Instagram at laekinrivera
laekin by chanelmurder February 20, 2021
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