Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

A tiny Japanese poem that sings like a broken kazoo while you're trying to sleep.

My dog wrote a haiku-ka-choo about my mom's bad breath.

The teacher forced us to sing haiku-ka-choo during math class.

I texted my crush a haiku-ka-choo and now we're dating.

2

A short Japanese rhyme that sounds like a toddler tried to rap.

My sister's haiku-ka-choo was about her sock collection.

The principal made us all do haiku-ka-choo in the hallway.

I posted my haiku-ka-choo on TikTok and got 10 likes.

3

A Japanese poem that’s so tiny, it could fit in a fart.

My dog's haiku-ka-choo was about the neighbor's loud dog.

I did a haiku-ka-choo about my math test and failed.

My crush texted me a haiku-ka-choo and I said yes to the date.

4

A little Japanese song that makes you want to throw things.

My dog did a haiku-ka-choo about my bad hair day.

My teacher made me sing haiku-ka-choo during lunch.

I did a haiku-ka-choo about my mom and she cried.

5

A tiny Japanese poem that goes boom in the night like a firework.

My dog did a haiku-ka-choo about my brother's loud snoring.

I wrote a haiku-ka-choo about my math test and got a 100.

My crush sent me a haiku-ka-choo and I fell in love.

6

A short Japanese rhyme that’s more annoying than your mom’s voice.

My dog did a haiku-ka-choo about my mom’s loud voice.

I did a haiku-ka-choo about my lunch and got extra pizza.

My crush texted me a haiku-ka-choo and now we’re dating.