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What is a slooka?

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∙ 15y ago
Updated: 4/30/2024

"Slooka" or "Slookah"

A derogatory remark made from the joining of two words, "Slut" and "Hookah"

Can be said in front of the person that is acting a fool, as to be a private joke between others.

"Someone's being a total slooka"

"Look at Her dancing, what a slooka"

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