wulka
"I wulka, she wulkas, WE ALL WULKA."
wulka by hellozombie April 14, 2010
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Wulan
She very easy to fall in love, she's always trying her best to make other people proud of her. She's very good listener, so if you want to tell your story you can rely on her. She was surrounded by many male friends but don't worry, she only love with one man. Her personality is so weird, she can be an extrovert girl and can be an introvert. She's easy to laugh but also easy to sad. Her feeling is so very unpredictable, ask her if you wanna know what inside of her heart. Her smille like a gold, everyone want to see her smille. She's very good at teamwork and reliable. She always like to do something new but always bad at do musical instrument. However, she's a good girl, care, reliable, cute, sweet and smart.
no wuckas
"No wuckas" is an abbreviation for the term "no wucken forries". "Wucken forries" is a spoonerism of the term "fucken worries". In any form this term is usually followed by the address "mate".
A: "hey mate do you have a spare smoke by any chance? "
B: "yeah sure, here you go mate"
A: "thanks heaps, mate"
B: "no wuckas, mate"
B: "yeah sure, here you go mate"
A: "thanks heaps, mate"
B: "no wuckas, mate"
no wuckas by rekabsemaj March 21, 2016
Wukanese
The language resulting from heavily relying on Siri to become your translator, often resulting in incomprehensible or nonsensical sentences that resemble poorly translated Chinese. Named for the Wukan village in China.
goosebumps walkaway
“Goosebumps walkaway is the line that the guy says to the girl in the movie that gives her goosebumps and then he walks away forever,”
Nick is having a hard time saying goodbye to Reagan, too, and keeps saying the wrong things to her, so he devises a plan to act out a goosebumps walkaway to up his cool.
goosebumps walkaway by esjayzwordz July 4, 2016
wukkas
wucka
A wucka is a worry, though it is never used in singular.
The phrase is "no wuckas" - Australian Slang.
It means "no worries", as in "no problems".
It is derived from "No wucking furries".
Reverse the W and the F to see where that comes from.
The phrase is "no wuckas" - Australian Slang.
It means "no worries", as in "no problems".
It is derived from "No wucking furries".
Reverse the W and the F to see where that comes from.
wucka by GreenAsJade May 31, 2006
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murderhobo
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The term is most common with Dungeons and Dragons, but it can be applied to most RPGs where the player is allowed to kill most quest-giving NPCs and NPC traders. E.g. Elder Scrolls, Fallout, Divinity original sin.
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