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Laruka is a really good friend. She likes party all day and drink pomace cream shots. Is a good person but sometimes she drinks so much. She loves eat mcdonals.
Laruka smoke hooka
laruka by Laruka November 22, 2021
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Nickname for the popular Japanese rock (jrock) band L'Arc~en~Ciel.

"Laruku" stems from the Japanese way of writing L'Arc~en~Ciel: "raruku an shieru" (In katakana, "ラルク アン シエル").
Have you seen the new Laruku PV "New World"?
Laruku by taxi March 28, 2005
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laruka larika larka Lajuka Lanukah laraka Lareka larkaflark Larkan Larkari

larkaflark 

Look through that window and you will see larkaflark.
larkaflark by evan dfghjkjhgfdfgh February 25, 2008
A beautiful girl who will act as if she couldn't give a crap about you but really loves the hell out of you
Me- Laraka I know you love me .
Her- no I don't.
Her thoughts as she says this - I do love u but I won't admit it
laraka by Nevaehlover2004 April 24, 2017
(Noun) a female name of French origin, but also seen in Indian culture. The name Larika means “one of beauty” or “ loving nature” depending on origin language and interpretation
larika by SalamiArmy_00 April 15, 2020
(ProNoun) Lah-ree-kah

A female name of French origin, but also seen in Indian culture. The name Larika means “one of beauty” or “of loving nature” depending on origin language and interpretation
Larika looks so beautiful today

Larika is so brilliant
Larika by SalamiArmy_00 April 16, 2020
Ur gay Luke no hairline ass boi
Laukas is gay
laukas by Sorry Laukas marson March 22, 2017
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