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sushi baka

soundcloud underground version of among us term "sussy baka" which has been overused by either 12 year old roblox tiktokers or 20 year old quirky furry college art students who have no sense of humor. this term is "ironic" and "satire" and not beta-male ironic but more like intellectually ironic. so please don't use this word as a "joke" use it with care because we don't need another stupid among us meme out there.
guy: "konnichiwa nanidayo yamate kudasai romanji toyotakun sushi baka desu niii!"

me: cringe
sushi baka by âss boner April 4, 2022
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sussy baka
Person1: keys cow(susi baka) (greater than) sussy baka
Person2: i agree
susi baka by nullware hub July 31, 2021
Susi means "key" in Filipino/Tagalog. It is pronounced by only using SHORT VOWEL SOUNDS. IT IS NOT SUS.
Baka means "cow" in Filipino/Tagalog
I hate the filipino memes like susi baka
susi baka by Sophia_Cutie19 December 2, 2021
susi baka is the definition of sus + Baka + russian accent
susi baka by NARKLES May 21, 2022

sussi baka 

when you call any person an 'sussi baka' you mean that someone is being sus
sussi baka is being real sus

suši bākā 

pronounced as 'sushi baka', This phrase is commonly associated with 'sussy baka'.
PS. This means 'sushi in a lighthouse' in Latvian
Latvian Guy: Do you want to go and have a suši bākā
Person 1: AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH
suši bākā by UrLocalSeagull July 19, 2023

СУССИ БАКА [SUSSİ BAKA] 

sussy baka but kyrgyz language
сен СУССИ БАКА SUSSİ BAKA, макулбу?
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