kak, verb intransitive

Origin:: Afrikaans.

Not in polite use. To defecate. Also figurative.

1988 A. Sher Middlepost 380For years, years, the Bokkie is kakking onto the big masters...For years, years,..the Bokkie is living on this my land, so he knows where to kak...He needs no food or water but still he kaks.

1991 South News 14 Nov. 5They tell you they will let you out when you’ve kakked and pissed.

To defecate. Also figurative.

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kak, adjectiveadj., interjectionint., & nounn.kakebeen, nounn.

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