dirka dirka
interj.— «“We have a lot of minorities in our band. These dudes are Arabs,” Villa adds, gesturing to Eljof and Kalla, who immediately high-five each other while yelling “dirka dirka” in Team America style.» —“Burrito Brothers; Bluewall Audience fuels up for a successful career” by Chelsea Ide Phoenix New Times (Ariz.) Dec. 16, 2004. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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