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Sako is a nice and kinde person. He is really quit he is very patiently. He dosn‘t fall in love fast but if he... it‘s hard and he loves with his hole heart. He is very cute and has a good taste in everything... he literally perfect.
If you date a sako you probally the lukiest girl ever.
Sako by Karina.mj November 6, 2019
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sako • Sakoon • sakorri • sakou • sakoya • Šako • sakoda • Sakohya • sakoi • sakoia
A Sako is a dingleberry except it has been molding for over 2,000 years and came from a chochibee in the ming dynasty
chan chan has 3 sakos on his testicles.
Sako by okokee February 28, 2021
he is quite literally loca. I want to be sako. Loca, Loca. I am Jacob, he is Loca. Loca, Loca.
Oh great heavens, Sako is running towards me!
sako by am3thystt January 14, 2022
A person who tends to bark (av av not woof woof) while flirting, embarrass himself/herself and make others cringe.
- Why is he acting weird, barking while talking to that girl?

- Let him be, poor guy has a ŠAKO.
Šako by Gaaarsilaso May 4, 2017

your coming off sako 

This is the nice way of saying your coming off stupid
"You look stupid"
Your coming off sako

sakovits 

A person that tries to be your friend but ends up to be a rapist and has a small peen.
He's such a sakovits, he is just a bad person.
sakovits by Jzxy June 22, 2019
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Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
Rumours were flying everywhere, so she went northstarring — one checked fact at a time.
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