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u suk by waffleface1 December 7, 2017
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USUK
A fanterm used to describe the yaoi(boyxboy) pairing of Alfred F. Jones and Arthur Kirkland, from the anime series Axis Powers Hetalia. In the series, countries are represented as "human" nations, as Alfred represents the United States of America and Arthur represents The United Kingdom of Great Britian and Northern Ireland, or simply just England.
The "US" part stands for Alfred, and the "UK" part stands for Arthur.
Although it is usually seen as "USUK," there is also, "UKUS." Occasionally, the order of the names makes no difference, but most of the time, it does imply who is "seme" and who is "uke" in the relationship. When "UKUS" is seen, it usually means that Arthur, or England, is being referred to as the "seme," leaving Alfred, or America, the "uke." However, "USUK" is more common.
The "US" part stands for Alfred, and the "UK" part stands for Arthur.
Although it is usually seen as "USUK," there is also, "UKUS." Occasionally, the order of the names makes no difference, but most of the time, it does imply who is "seme" and who is "uke" in the relationship. When "UKUS" is seen, it usually means that Arthur, or England, is being referred to as the "seme," leaving Alfred, or America, the "uke." However, "USUK" is more common.
USUK by KuroNeko11 August 5, 2010
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usuk or fruk
usuk or fruk by Homestuck_Hetalian September 24, 2017
usuk
An abbreviation for "you suck." Due to the almost illegible nature of the word, it tends to go right over peoples' heads. It's fun to insult people without them noticing. Origin unknown, possibly Massassi.
usuk by Thrawn42689 December 6, 2003
usuk
Usukhbayar
Direct descendant of god of war Kratos from greece mythology. Capable of incapitate godly anime kids, specially khuslen.
Humble guy who loves michael kiwanuka songs.
Humble guy who loves michael kiwanuka songs.
Do you know godly anime kid Khuslen ?
Sure bro isnt he that guy got incapitated by holly usukhbayar?
Sure bro isnt he that guy got incapitated by holly usukhbayar?
Usukhbayar by Usukhuu November 21, 2021
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Bob: Literally 1984!
--User1 has been permantly banned--
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Bob: Literally 1984!
--User1 has been permantly banned--
User2: You cant ban my friend like that! Literally 1984!
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"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."
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