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Salako (so ala ko) it is a yoruba name which means 'the one who is wrapped in a white cloth'. It comes from a very rich ancestral background dating back to the 60's. Salako's are believed to be very a quiet and distinct family who were very particular about doing good and leaving a good name with who ever they encontered.
Royalty has been traced to the salakos in ancient Ijebuland Nigeria.
my name is cheif, elder kayode salako from the Ogun state royal salako family
salako by k_sala July 28, 2018
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ads slako 

it doesn't really have a clear meaning but the purpose of saying it is making the person your speaking to confused. An individual uses this word in an attempt to make the other person say: "huh"?.
a converstion may start when a person says to another hey listen " ad slako". The other will respond automatically and say huh?. The person will reply back with another "huh".
the goal is to make fun of poeple and to make them feel stupid. it is highly used in the baccalaureate school.
Jon: Ted, ads slako on thursday?
Ted: huh?
Jon: huh?
Ted: i don't understand?
Jon: neither do I?
ads slako by jhaddadin123 June 23, 2009
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ok’salayo 

The word is the short-hand of 'oku salayo', which means 'what remains is' . Regardless of all facts presented before me, I reiterate that my misinformed, obscure perspective is still valid whether you like it or not.
Ok'salayo can be followed by an insult or swear word e.g. If you and your exGirlfriend/Boyfried dated for 10 years and break up then he/she marries someone in less than 6 months, as the ex you can say “Ok’salayo batohlukana” meaning “they will break up anyway”

Ok’salayo can also be used by an individual to express how much settled they are about something e.g. “noma ngimubi Ok’salayo ukhetse mine” meaning “even though I’m ugly he/she chose me”

Even soccer fanatics like to use the word e.g. “even though our team Kaizer Chiefs stayed weeks and weeks on number 7 on the PSL log, people calling us 7deLaan (a South African Afrikaans soap opera)Ok’salayo we are the best team with good players”
ok’salayo by Khaya Angel May 15, 2019
salakau is a gang that originates in Singapore

salakau people are very "fierce"(a term used by many yp's)
look at alldan he looks like he is in salakau
alldan is in salakau he must be very fierce
alldan once said that salakau is the biggest gang in singapore
salakau by hgbijuy May 2, 2020
A sonic drink originated from the islands of the amazing country Greece.
1. "Wow, you see that guy over there? He's passes out."

"Sodm guy he had too much salapod"

"I'm not surprised, I thinks is Angle "

2. "There is nothing better than having salapod and juul in the middle of the forest"
salapod by roflrofl57 March 19, 2017
Second knight of Maou-sama. He is a living legend in creating illusions during battle of lele and soul factions. Aling with the ukhtie tribe, he is made to be pure and creative, That's why he is called the Knight of Illusions.
You are salahog
Salahog by Santol detector June 22, 2021
it's two pairs of word salam-mooz

to be salamooz

it means good greeting Egyptians youth uses it
salamooz how r u doin ?
salamooz by aelkelaany June 3, 2009
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