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sakuraku 

When you drop yogurt on your pants and I looks like you jizzed your pants
You just sakurakued your self
sakuraku by cremé boi May 6, 2018

Sakurazuka Seishirou 

1) A fictional character created by Clamp, introduced in Tokyo Babylon and who later returned in X/1999

2) The Sakurazukamori, Japan’s number one assassin

3) A Dragon of Earth

4) The only one in the world who keeps a cherry blossom tree whose blossoms are always ripe even out of season; said cherry blossom tree also feeds on corpses

5) Engages in a love/hate relationship with Sumeragi Subaru

6) Sadistic and possibly a sociopath

7) Talks to penguins
1) "Could you please stop making illusions appear that are heralded by showers of cherry blossoms? You're starting to remind me of Sakurazuka Seishirou."

2) "Oh look, there's an ominous figure in my dreams who always appears with a cherry blossom tree behind him. Who could that be? For some reason, I keep on thinking it might be the Sakurazukamori."

sakurakaito 

The best genshin player ever. Can beat the primo jesus dog. Super cool and knows how to skate on roller blades.
"Woah! You got to play genshin with sakurakaito? There so cool!"

"I know right, sakurakaito is so cool!"

Sakurako 

chery blossom child in japanese.of course, it's a name usually for girls.most likely attracted to aisan boys.must be entertained, and easily bored.loves music.tease her name, she'll beat the crap out of ya!
person: okay...i know what "sakura" means, but what about the "ko" part?
sakurako:"ko" means child...so my name means chery blossom child...
person: that's a crappy name -___-
PUNCH*
Sakurako by KaMiKaZe 8o8 March 8, 2009

Sakurako 

A name of Japanese origin translating into "Cherry Blossom Child".
In this case: Sakura = Cherry Blossom; Ko = Child

Usually given to girls, though boys can carry this name as well.
Often given to children born under dramatic circumstances.

A widespread assumption about this name is that people carrying it will try to avoid conflict and anger at any cost, while seeking peace and tranquility.
Following this, these people tend to behave much more polite and supportive towards others.
Person A: "I thought I got her mad after all this drama but she just didn't care and walked away like nothing happened??"

Person B: "Well that's how Sakurakos are, you know? They avoid conflicts and stress as good as they can."
Sakurako by Ichigo Y. December 17, 2020
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